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Poems about Gardens
Letter to Brooks [Spring Garden]
by Major Jackson
Angel of Duluth [excerpt]
by Madelon Sprengnether
Bulb Planting Time
by Edgar Guest
Digging Potatoes, Sebago, Maine
by Amy E. King
Done With
by Ann Stanford
Garden Homage
by Medbh McGuckian
Garden of Bees
by Matthew Rohrer
Herb Garden
by Timothy Steele
In the Garden
by Thomas Hardy
Loneliness
by Trumbull Stickney
Looking Around, Believing
by Gary Soto
Lucinda Matlock
by Edgar Lee Masters
October (section I)
by Louise Glück
Telling the Bees
by Deborah Digges
The Garden
by Andrew Marvell
The Garden Year
by Sara Coleridge
The Public Garden
by Robert Lowell
They'll spend the summer
by Joshua Beckman
Trees in the Garden
by D. H. Lawrence
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osculation for easter flower  
by Sandra Miller

if we weren't made of soot—which we highly suspected/respected in her garden—she had no garden we did not love her—we did not let her picture fall from our wall forgive & foment—no one kissed me where like bad jewels—good black dirt what song can't do & does—magnificent thumper in the wild 'the secret blackness of milk'—'sordid intimacy of the abyss' when it became a corolla—flickers you are like an angel—yelling for attention—still more still my lamentation is as perfect—an almond a shell her eyes an altitude—amnesic lover gathered her skirts—to the blond chapel altarbirds follow us—herehere herehere



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Copyright © 2005 by Sandra Miller. Reprinted from Oriflamme, published by Ahsahta Press, 2005.
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