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| THE GARDEN GATE The garden gate is set ajar For those who love the soil, Who think of work with growing things As something more than toil; Who note the beauty of a flower, The outline of a leaf, Who find in nature's loveliness, A balm for pain and grief. A mystic joy and quiet peace Are there, and they await The comradeship of those who walk Within the garden gate. |
