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September 14, 2011
We have a shirt it seems we’ve worn
To garden in since we were born.
So even when our arm is bare
It looks as if a sleeve is there.
–D.A.W.
I originally clipped this poem from Yankee Magazine. Learn the story behind this rhyme and others like it here. Daniel Alan Waters is D.A.W.
