Se nyeste opråbJeg er ikke en dårlig taber. Blot ikke så erfaren ud i øvelsen at tabe. Men her har min have lært mig en lektie, for mod haven kan man ikke vinde. Man kan kun håbe på at spille uafgjort.
Min nabo hedder Karl og han gør alt han kan for at vinde. Fuldtid fra April til November, med fruen som medspiller. Han klarer lige uafgjort. For så snart han vil nyde en kold på terrassen, så fører haven igen.
Jeg har for længst givet fortabt. Det lykkes mig nogenlunde at holde hækken på niveau med naboerne, mosset vokser og er så blødt og ungerne nyder de fine gule blomster, der vokser noget hurtigere end de få græsstrå plæner byder på.
Måske lærer jeg aldrig at tabe med et smil, men at vinde over haven, det har jeg opgivet.
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