Then, not quite the opposite of gardens.
from The Divine Comedy, Purgatorio, Canto X / by Dante Alighieri
And in her mien this language had impressed,
“Ecce ancilla Dei,” as distinctly
As any figure stamps itself in wax.
From kingfishers and queens to botanicals, another favorite.
from Botanical Nomenclature / by Amy Clampitt
toggled into a seawall scree,
these tuffets of skyweed
neighbored by a climbing tideline
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