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Sony's Garden by Judith Pleasant Wednesday, October 01, 2008 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
Sony’s Garden I’d like to share my poem with you. It’s for Sony’s garden and all she can do. She is not afraid to get dirt under her nails, because gardening does her heart well. She digs and tumbles the soft earth and puts in the flowers and plants so they can come to birth. Like a new baby with lots of life, she looks at her blooms with loving pride. Each time a new sprout comes through the ground, she dances with joy all around. As the flowers and plants grow more and more, seeing the bright colors lets her know she’s doing what she loves most and that’s for sure. She is happy as she can be working with the earth and nature you see. Hope you enjoy the poem Sony Copyright © by Judith Pleasant 10/01/2008
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Reviewed by Sandie May Angel-Joyce	10/2/2008

The lady has a green thumb! - Some people takes pride in planting, treating their plants as their children, taking pride in how they grow and blossom. Beautiful write indeed!!! Sandie Angel :o)




Reviewed by Sony Simanjuntak (Reader)	10/1/2008

Wow! I will never thank you enough for writing this poem for me. Who am I to deserve this? I love it and don't you worry, it will be read and cherished for a long time. Many thanks from Sony




Reviewed by Liana Margiva	10/1/2008

Nice!!!!!!!! Liana Margiva