Wildflower Has its Own Story - We Need Each Other

One never stops being amazed by the wonders of nature and what we see and take for granted on daily basis may have simple or intricate stories woven around them. Being is in constant motion in its ever evolving strife to be. Nothing is stagnant. Life and nature is in perpetual motion. We learn, we forget. But nature reminds us every time we stop to listen.

I have passed by these little wildflowers daily and taken stunning shots of then at times. But these set of pictures really taught me to pay more attention to the little things nature has to say. The wildflowers' quest to be.

The tiny almost microscopic green rounded structures at the centre of the flower are actually growing, blooming individually one at a time into tiny little yellow pollen at the end of a stalk.

Until the flower as a whole, which by now I realize is not a single entity but a collection of desires to be, becomes filled with yellow pollens of beautiful and intricate design at the centre.

All being held together harmoniously and luxuriantly by the petals and presented to the insects that graciously partake of its nectar and help carry its pollens on for propagation of life.

This teaches me another lesson. We need each other to express and realize life in its fullest. We can't do it alone. We need one another as partners in the journey of life.

All pictures used are mine and taken with Kodak AZ252 Bridge camera and Canon A180 Compact camera. Post Production done in Luminar and watermark done with Affinity Photo. The last picture was taken by Nikon D60 +Nikkor 18-55mm lens with macro lens attached.