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    The haiku describes a vegetable garden as a source of victory through sunshine and rain, growing broccoli and carrots. In just 3 lines and 17 syllables, the poem succinctly captures the essence of finding triumph through cultivating a garden.

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    The haiku describes a vegetable garden as a source of victory through sunshine and rain, growing broccoli and carrots. In just 3 lines and 17 syllables, the poem succinctly captures the essence of finding triumph through cultivating a garden.

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    ELIJAH

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    tis3
    The haiku describes a vegetable garden as a source of victory through sunshine and rain, growing broccoli and carrots. In just 3 lines and 17 syllables, the poem succinctly captures the essence of finding triumph through cultivating a garden.

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    MY VICTORY GARDEN HAIKU

    ELIJAH

    VEGETABLE GARDEN
    VICTORY SUNSHINE AND RAIN
    BROCCOLI CARROTS

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