A Small part of Nature : Little creatures around us
hello everyone, thank you for reading my previous post. just like my previous post "A Small part of Nature : After the rain", Let's pay more attention and appreciate all the little things that are around us. In fact everything is a combination of interrelated little things. As a balance that must be maintained in order to maintain its original order, there are some that should not be disturbed, even if only a small dragonfly is not so important to our lives. But did you know that what lives in this world is not only humans but also millions of other living things that are interconnected without our knowing it.
By appreciating every thing that exists, there will be many interesting things that we can get, one of which is the unlimited gift of nature.
Clinopodium brownei
Today I went around the house and found a bunch of plants thriving in my backyard. I know a little about this plant that it turns out they are a type of herb, is a perennial with sprawling square stems and opposite leaves. They can thrive without being cared for and fertilized. Yes, their small size makes this plant invisible to the eye and is often neglected. They thrive and produce beautiful flowers even though no one cares or notices. They produce flower juice for the tiny ants that need nourishment, providing protection for the little ants that overheat during the day.
in my front yard, I found a group of small bees looking for nectar among the White Anthurium flowers. Sometimes flowers grow only to re-fertilize the soil and provide new views for anyone who sees it. Like little bees who know from nowhere that there are flowers that are blooming, they seem to enjoy every drop of nature's gift that can be obtained freely and for free, flying with their tiny wings, They are flying and around without us knowing it.
White Anthurium
Like wildflowers that grow untreated, we humans can learn from them that to grow and become a beautiful flower you don't have to reveal itself to others. Just focus on yourself and start to improve the structure of yourself so that you can develop more and always grow. Keep widening the roots to find water behind the chunks of earth stored in them until you find an endless source of springs.
Keep flying like tiny bees that can find nectar away from the hive. No need to be known, work happily collecting nectar which can later be enjoyed together with fellow groups.
Flowers will always give their best pistils not for others to see, they will bloom for themselves.
There are many little things that we never pay attention to and they exist in this world.
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Hi @bayuismail, this was a lovely post. I loved the analogies you used with bees and humans. There is definitely a lot going on in nature that if we don’t take time to see we’ll miss it.
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