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[previous] :: [next]Leaves of Grass begin, of course, in Brooklyn. This article has been viewed 3155 times in the last 3 years kc: 23rd Sep 2005 - 15:00 GMTlovely. I love asters. Is that grass with the tassles? I guess it is. I'm so indoctrinated by the Lawn. I love how unruly the grass grows in late summer, pushing up through the cracks in the sidewalks unmowed. Thanks! jack: 23rd Sep 2005 - 15:28 GMTgrass, thanks i dont have to mow it anymore. sneezing every minute, watery eyes, itchy,scratching, misery of heat and bugs. my wife and children playing happily in the green, dense, lushness of lawn. the dog romping gleefully as one of the children. OH DEAR LORD, BRING BACK THE HAPPY DAYS OF SUMMER. i will miss summer. these pictures are great. GGP: 23rd Sep 2005 - 15:58 GMT"a lawn is an ecological wasteland": probably my favorite quotation of the year, from some gardening book I read in wintertime. oh, and nice asters, peter; almost painfully purple--a purp walk! (not sure what those tassels are kc, tho by "loose translation", I meant I was being liberal w/ the term "grass". alas.) GGP: 23rd Sep 2005 - 18:24 GMTi believe cornflowers are something different, a more powdery/ethereal blue? joey: 24th Sep 2005 - 23:35 GMTthe leaves of grass in my california backyard are all dried out and brown. it has been all summer long. only the fennel plants which grow as toll as a nba basketball player are still green. ea: 18th Oct 2005 - 22:57 GMTa review of leaves of grass from 1882
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