*The Marriage That Made Your City Some Kind of Holy Place*

Your city will start feeling like some kind of Holy City, when
On cold winter or rainy spring or hot summer days
Laid off construction workers
And retired young elders will gather veggie wastes
>From every neighborhood's food and cafe co-ops,
Brewers yeast from the finest micro breweries,
Wood chips from the city yard,
Coffee grounds from Alterra roasters all over town.

They'll deliver this precious cargo of potency
To neighborhood gardens, edible school yards,
And emerging at-home city farms and kitchen gardens,
For composting food for a myriad of city worm ranches
And neighborhood year round food growers.

The kids in the hood will gather buckets of compost material
>From just about all the neighbors,
And simultaneously deliver their block's newsletters
Filled with images and information to promote and defend
Their increasingly connected neighbors,
On higher and higher planes.
Viva, the marriage of urban restoration artisans and the urban agrarian
movement!

http://www.milwaukeerenaissance.com/NewOrleansRenaissancePartnerships/HomePage
 Perfect July Summer Morning
Milwaukee 2008
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