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On Adorno's Gardens: Catastrophic Ramifications for the Chelsea Flower Show
The flora, fauna, parsley and scrub
pitted in the hell-sent quagmire
enlightens the marsh with dignities
and gives country-folk something to admire
On the lawn of the dwarfed desert,
the backyard of civilised Hesperia exists
in the watered, tepid, tearful eyes
soothed by garden art, on shopping lists.
Towers and slabs transmogrify
into ivy'd arches and a petunia patch
whilst over the fences, the Jones's
whisper, bicker, hum, nod and chat
but hell only knows why the bourgeoisie
didn't pave over the unclenched Eden
with a pragmatic concrete raison d'être
and name it "The Garden of Reason."
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