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My Grandparents' Garden A Poetry Collection by William R. Cavins Some gardens are planned. Others are lived. In My Grandparents' Garden, William R. Cavins returns to the place that shaped him: a modest backyard where tomatoes leaned heavy on their stakes, marigolds blazed between vegetable rows, and lilacs perfumed the far corner each spring. It was not a garden of fashion or symmetry, but of patience, steadiness, and quiet love. Through vivid, sensory poetry, Cavins captures the textures of soil pressed by careful hands, the rustle of corn in summer wind, the weight of potatoes lifted from dark earth, and the fragrance of memory that lingers long after seasons change. These poems move beyond nostalgia to explore what endures--family, faithfulness, loss, and the unseen seeds planted within us by those who raise us. Warm, reflective, and richly accessible, My Grandparents' Garden speaks to anyone who has loved a place, missed a voice, or carried the scent of childhood into adulthood. It is a celebration of ordinary holiness and the lasting truth that what is planted with care continues to grow, sometimes in ways we only understand years later.

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