Those who understand their gardens cannot be hurried
They understand the time
Theirs is a will
That binds with nature
To Plant and raise and tend
To make her still more beautiful
A Spring, to watch over, and protect
An Autumn, to cut and prune and shape
They have the wisdom to leave well alone
And the patience to wait
Knowing there will be time
They do not live for Summer alone
While we like the children
Cry for just a little more
Not believing
There will be another day
As glorious as these
And when called
At the end of the day
They come in quiet to rest
And sleep well
Knowing the work is done
And since theirs is a labour of love
They can accept the Winter
Because they see the beauty they have made
And that which is to come.
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