The Heart of the Garden

by Mae Pike · 04/03/2026
Published 04/03/2026 13:54

Rough to the touch, a bag of burlap,

it carries the weight of promise, a map.

I think of the garden, hands covered in dirt,

how life starts to bloom when it’s tended with hurt.


The fibers are coarse, but beneath is the dream,

a rough exterior hiding growth like a seam.

Each thread is a memory, tangled yet bright,

as I sift through the past, searching for light.

#garden #healing #inner resilience #memory #personal growth

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