If you are following my previous postings, no traces of adenium, poised to blossom, died too early before fully blooming, like an unfulfilled wish. Reminiscent of O. Henry's "The Last Leaf," the harsh weather, with many ripened leaves ready to part, and the sullen demeanor of the wild allamanda, create a scene rich in emotion and symbolism, as though nature itself mourns the premature loss and impending departure.
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