By
the Wayside
Years ago
near Beebe Woods,
among some garden
waste,
I spotted clumps of
day lilies,
maybe left by
someone who doesn't compost.
I took the roots
home
and planted them
in the backyard near
the shed.
Every year,
in mid-spring, they
sprout.
June brings Dublin
green leaves
with Londonderry
orange flowers
peacefully
complementing each other.
The vibrant patch
spreads.
Progeny of that
clutch grows
and thrives in
gardens of others.
All from someone's
garden waste.
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