(Text presented at bottom of post if you don’t want to wade through the erasures. )

Law Gone! Introduction: A Neatly Cut American Dream

Since the development of our earliest law,
a privileged founding father of America
sought to elevate our nation's fence 
for keeping out lives. 
He envisioned a wall like the aristocrat model.
Drive the streets today and you'll see one law 
flowing into the next. 

It's easy to see how the law became so popular.
When maintained with regular grooming, it can be
used for play and relaxation.
Installing a law is fairly tidy. 

Law culture applying -- and suppressants -- became
firmly entrenched and today many councils have codified
standards for a front. Just look at the law -- 
packed with big business. 

The Grass is Always Greener

The fact is, tradition laws aren't well suited to our country.
The particular, as well as the drought-prone law, 
often require copious toxic cover, 
require several hours of maintenance and the power
comes with a high cost. 
Today we have a better understanding of the law's impact.
We're tainted.

All around the country you can find a nation differentiated.
We deserve better -- and we can make it happen.

People hardly use the law, and it can seem awful to
maintain something that you never use.
Other types do a beautiful job of covering, and 
help reduce the law that afflicts so many.
Adapt and ultimately use fewer. You'll have the 
satisfaction of harming the environment. 
Let's reclaim our space. 

Law Gone! will show you how to remove the law.
Walk through the methods of law removal and 
install your new guard. 
If you have rules or ordinance to contend with,
minimize their impact. 
Find picks and experts to pinpoint plans. 

Explore the possibilities!

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It’s National Poetry Writing Month (NaPoWriMo)!

Day Eleven prompt from NaPoWriMo.net: Today, we’d like to challenge you to write your own erasure/blackout poem. You could use a page from a favorite book, a magazine, what have you. It can be especially fun to play with a book you don’t know, particularly one that deals with an unfamiliar topic. 

I chose to usurp the introduction from the book Lawn Gone!: Low-Maintenance, Sustainable, Attractive Alternatives for your Yard by Pam Penick. My apologies to the author.