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Jan
16
peeling garlic cloves
to drop into the stew pot—
hearty winter meal
Dec
4
One tiny red leaf
drops from the blueberry bush
into a clay pot.
Jul
15
Dahlia postmortem—
too much water in the pot
drowned the poor tubers.
Jul
5
In an old clay pot
a tuberous begonia
flaunts three scarlet blooms.
Jun
6
Weeks after Easter
cream-white dahlias are blooming
in an old brown pot.
May
27
In an old clay pot
new white dahlias are blooming—
a black phoebe sings.
Apr
30
In an old clay pot
some violas keep blooming—
April slips away.
Apr
14
With help from a breeze,
spent plum blossoms settle down
in an old clay pot.
Mar
6
The first tulip—white—
in a terracotta pot
greets the morning light.
Dec
14
In an old clay pot
a mouse shelters all night long—
the owl goes hungry.
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