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Created on: April 28, 2010
Dandelions
With the dawn of spring, bring many things,
Green , blue and yellow too.
See them everywhere as dots of sunshine,
showcased in fields of green.
Wanted or unwanted they care not where they sprout,
Deeply embedded, they stand their ground.
Being the nuisance to gardeners around.
Armed with picks and piercing tools,
Intent on fully removing the yellow blooms.
With satisfaction, the job appears to be done ,
When in a few days, find, they still abound.
Dandelions, dandelions what can we do?
But to find some productivity of you!
Pick young green leaves nice and fresh,
Making salads that taste the best.
Brew a tea that is strong and zest,
Capture vitamins and healing bless.
Oh, if only all will agree what a wonder plant
The dandelion can be!
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