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Dark times. Grief is a far from being a linear journey. The tears fall from my eyes as I look at the blue sky. Nature reminds me that our lives aren't as…

Our garden is becoming more colourful now as our bulbs begin to come into flower. This particular tulip was felled by the wind a couple of days ago before the…

This was the first thing I saw at the outset of our morning walk... One defiant rose proudly declaring itself triumphant amid the wintry shroud... A rosebush…

Not long ago, there used to be a potted pink orchid plant in my family room. I think it was a gift from someone. Normally, I didn't pay much attention to it…

It is May. The last month in Spring and the month just before Summer. The season emits rays of sunshine and heat waves which in gloomy England we can expect…

At the first of January, my aunt gave me an Amaryllis. It was still very small. But it grew so fast that you could almost see it grow while you were looking at…

We have a tree in our front yard that has these "feathery" looking blooms on it. I decided to use my macro lens to get a closer look at them & THIS is what I…

At my evening class last night one of my students kindly brought me some glorious red dahlias from her garden. They’re such a wonderful shade of red that it…

Our garden is a riot of colour at the moment, with vivid orange marigolds and deep red cosmos flowers. After a morning of writing I allowed myself a few minutes…

A blue flower was a central symbol of inspiration for the Romanticism movement, and remains an enduring motif in Western art today.[1] It stands for desire,…
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