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My dear
Now and then someone or the other takes time off to write and muse about little things around us. How would the world otherwise know that there is something beautiful even in the ordinary?
“Full many a flower is born to blush unseen
And waste it’s fragrance in the desert air”
I think that is from Thomas Hardy… “Elegy in a Country Churchyard”…
Do you like flowers? Wild and unplucked flowers?
This one is beautiful too, despite its simple surroundings.
I found it one morning while at an SSL rural camp at Ashagad… glow-growing nonchalantly between a cactus fence and some unkempt wasteland leading to the nearby river…
in blur of country grass
radiance awakening..
celestial sun for this alone
would have reason enough
for another day’s rising…
photo: terryq
Nature has a way of triumphing over the most challenging and severest of odds!
Lesson for us as well: No matter what and no matter where, we can always grow up beautifully.
Good to see that happening to you and so many other beautiful people I know..
And despite Malhar rumblings crescending all around the college premises just now, my own blooming life continues too!!
Take care. Stay well. Continue blooming beautifully…
Love, Terry