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Tales From The Tabletop's avatar

Grandma Rose left behind only one thing: her compost bin. It stank, it was full of worms, and nobody wanted it. But as they sorted through it, they found notes. "Add bitterness" and "sweeten sadness," a "pinch of forgetting". Her garden diary was not about flowers, but about dealing with life. It spoke of love, loss, and acceptance. The compost had been her life, distilled.

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Theresa Greene's avatar

The secrets of compost

aren't known from coast to coast

What magic turns kitchen scraps

Into soul enriched like a cap

I love to see It make black dirt

And make plants grow for all their worth

No meat should go in the mix

Fingers, ears and noses are nixed

City folks don't understand

compost does not come in a can

It's a glorious concoction

Of decay and destruction

Nature's gift not made in a dash

Follows the law of ashes to ash

If man and earth were in harmony

Instead of seeking money 💰

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