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Enchanted Storybook Forest brings fairy tales to life

By Heather Gale Heather

September 5, 2013

Where can kids enjoy Cinderella’s Castle, the Crooked Man’s House, Rapunzel’s Tower and hang out with Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs?

At Brookgreen Gardens’ Enchanted Storybook Forest of course!

As if Brookgreen Gardens wasn’t enchanted enough with its beautiful gardens and history, the much-loved Enchanted Storybook Forest will stay open for another season.

The magical world of the Enchanted Storybook Forest is a collection of storybook playhouses created by local builders, architects and organizations.

Each house is based on a classic children’s story or nursery rhyme and encourages reading and using yur imagination.

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The Unsecret Garden


With no secrets to conceal

A garden will reveal

Each facet of its glory

Every color being seen

Among the requisite green

Describes a detail of the story


Having nothing to hide

As her mood coincides

With the rites of the season

Respectful of the way

Her colors fade to gray

Not questioning the reasons


What seems to be conclusions

Is just shedding past illusions

Of scenes she left untold

The palettes of her history

Reflect no shades of mystery

So to not entrench her soul


No decisions must she make

To be real or to be fake

Cannot hide from her true color

While accepting without doubt

The new life that will sprout

The plan of nature's mother


To embrace the coming sequel

Which may or may not equal

The heritage of its past

With faith but not with envy

Her calm awaits the frenzy

When the time is right at last


Giving no excuses

Nor blaming past abuses

When her lushness is no longer

Assuring to return

With new lessons she will learn

To make her message stronger


She paints another chapter

While telling of its rapture

Makes no secret of its glory


This garden tells a story.


Author: Michele Crabtree

April 24, 2013

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