Flowers are pretty amazing little things. They can grow almost anywhere.

Surrounded by rocks

Out of stagnant muck

On a volcano
In the desert

In a garden
It really doesn’t matter to them. They take nutrients from wherever they are, and bloom. What I love about them is that smell so good. It’s the first thing you do when you see a flower right? See what it smells like?
Here’s my deep thought for the day: Flowers change the atmosphere that surrounds them just by being what they were created to be.
I want to do that. To take something from whatever place I happen to be planted in, and change the atmosphere. Whether things are a little rocky, a little heated, or a little crappy…whether things seem stagnant, or dry, or perfect… to take it, work with it, and bloom where I’m planted…and make the world smell a bit better in the process.
I think that idea will make a great sonnet one day.
"The foolish man seeks happiness in the distance, the wise grows it under his feet."
ReplyDeleteIt's definately all about blooming where you're planted!
Took me a lot longer than you to figure that out...way to go Regina!
hmmm good luck with the Sonnet. Can't wait to read!
ReplyDeleteAnd the flower power blog...they are amazing. Seriously when I get even a tiny bloom in my garden I am SO happy!