As the soothing melody of Annamayya's keerthan resonates in my mind, "Narayana te namo namo," I find solace in the sight of four amaryllis blooms adorning a long stem, each facing a different direction, reminiscent of a gramophone. Their gentle red hues bring joy, yet the budding adenium, once brimming with promise, now shows signs of struggle. Like the lines of the song, "Jaladhi shayana ravichandra vilochana Jalaruha bhavanutha charanayuga," the adenium seems to offer reverence, yet its budding blooms hint at disappointment. The harsh sunlight and soaring temperatures may be taking their toll, as even the yellow allamandas appear wilted. Despite a week of anticipation, the clouds have yet to open, leaving me longing for much-needed relief.
It is amazing to see your description of the enchanting beauty of nature with your elaborate, exquisite,
enticing, explicit, empowering adoring of nature
Beauty lies in beholder's eye as we all say
But unfolding from your heart is what makes the difference
Love the way you both raise the lovely flowers
Keep blooming the love and thanks for making us part of it
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~ Satya Sai