last year's sod on her garden trowel
w. f. owen
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2 comments:
_Always... there is something that remains of yesteryear's toil.
_From me, for what it may mean, I like this. _m
yes, m, on one level this is obvious, but on
other planes, it can mean much more.
thanks.
bill
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