Weekly Photo Challenge: GROWTH

 

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GROWTH

First sign of stalk!

Buds are pushing through.

And here we are.

So  beautiful.

A Wild Orchid poetry by Lanie Alexandria Costeas

Nov 15, 2005

A Wild Orchid by Lanie Alexandria Costeas 3-18-92 We are all flowers in the garden of the world. Some of us are daisys dainty and bright. Some of us are poppys,with sweet contagious laughter. If there was a flower for you, Youd be a wild orchid, So full of life,colors alive, Sprinkled with scarlett and purple, Explosions of colors racing through your petals. I was walking in a garden, Looking for a flower with a soul like yours, A free spirit,so intense and vivid. There were many flowers, The tulips were always telling me to stand up straight and not open up too much. The violets were deep but when watered with love closed up. The rose was too perfect in every aspect. Then there was you so unique and wild. An orchid with a soul different from them all different to touch,to hold,to look at. You took my wild colorful side,and let it live. Set me free with your fire I dream of finding you again, discovering you again, Theres far to many daisys in life. http://www.care2.com/c2c/share/detail/10043