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Poems From the Potting Shed
Poems From the Potting Shed
Poems From the Potting Shed
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Poems From the Potting Shed

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This collection of humorous poems is written by Lynne, who is a kiwifruit grower and keen gardener.

LanguageEnglish
Publisherlynne roberts
Release dateFeb 28, 2014
ISBN9781927241264
Poems From the Potting Shed
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Lynne Roberts

Lynne is a writer, musician, dance teacher and porcelain painter, among other things. She lives on an orchard in the Bay of Plenty, New Zealand where she breeds donkeys and collects grandchildren. Lynne has written copious numbers of educational teaching resources from pre-school through to tertiary level. She writes story books and fantasy fiction for children and poetry for children and adults, always with a strong vein of humour. Lynne also writes musicals for which she composes the original music.

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    Poems From the Potting Shed - Lynne Roberts

    Poems From the Potting Shed

    By Lynne Roberts

    Published by Liberty Publications at Smashwords

    Copyright 2014 Lynne Roberts

    ISBN 978-1-927241-26-4

    Smashwords Edition, License Notes


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    Contents

    50 Shades of Spray

    A Cautionary Tale

    A Fairy Tale

    A Little List

    A Lot of Bull

    A Stressful Time

    Blooming Cheek

    Chain Reaction

    Christmas

    Confessions of a Gardener

    Daybreak

    Easter Weekend

    Entertaining

    Fertilizer

    From the Passenger Seat

    Gnomeless

    Gwyther’s Garden

    Herbal Days

    Hoe Down

    In Haste

    In Reply to Clare

    Insects

    Life Cycle

    Daisies Daisies

    Mary Mary

    Dilly Dilly

    Green Grows the Nightshade-O

    Many a Mickle Makes a Muckle

    Matter of Fact

    My Favourite Things

    Names

    Nellie the Puppy

    On a Budget

    Running Out

    Overheard at a Nursery

    Potty

    Proposal in a Chinese garden

    Roses

    Super Zespri Man

    The Bus Trip

    The Elements

    The First Day of Springtime

    The Fishpond

    The Friendship Garden

    The Green Growers’ Blues

    The Help Line

    The Orchardist’s Lament

    Three Tier Farming

    What Will the Matter Be?

    Wintertime

    50 Shades of Spray

    I’m really not the kind of girl

    Who’s into kinky stuff

    Although I’ve done my share

    Of skinny dipping in the buff

    But when it comes to bondage

    Or things that cause me pain

    If you think that I’ll submit

    Then I suggest you think again

    I do like lots of money, though

    And wish I’d had the luck

    To write a squillion selling book

    And pocket all the bucks

    They say the sales of riding crops

    Can’t keep up with demand

    From those dominating dudes

    Who like to dictate and command

    So here is my suggestion

    To improve your orchard gains

    Go sharpen up your secateurs

    And sell off all the canes

    A Cautionary Tale

    Upon one dark and stormy night when all good souls were sleeping

    An opportunist thief around the orchard shed came creeping

    He’d stripped the avocado trees of all the fruit in reach

    And now he gently eased the bolt in case the door should creak

    A four wheel drive was neatly parked, a tractor snug beside

    ‘The fool has even left the keys,’ the sneering burglar cried

    He quickly tossed the bags of avocados in the tray

    And chuckled to himself as he prepared to drive away

    Annoyed, the thief discovered that the driver’s door was stuck

    So he crawled in through the window on the far side of

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