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FLOWERS & PEOPLE

I was watching a flower come to life the other day and it was very magical and unexplainable. this got me thinking any flower that is not watered and nurtured would eventually wither and die away.
it reminded me of a young girl who is not watered & nurtured with wisdom would eventually die away IE, fall into the hands of the wrong people, get bad advice &make wrong choices.
I am also thinking of a very brilliant mind that is not properly utilised & watered would also wither away. because as the saying goes "a mind is a terrible thing to waste" also i have another "an idle mind is the devil's workshop" A mind that is redundant & static would eventually pack up & die .
A funny thot just came to me, "marriage" you know marriage is the most neglected flower in this garden of life because most times especially in our generation, we jump in & jump out for the wrong and right reasons depending on whose side u belong; some base the foundation of their marriage on culture,tribe, others on religion, ethnicity, & even skin color but even with all once it is not nurtured and watered with love , patience, charity and tolerance it would die off just like a flower without water.
Another interesting part of our garden is our interactions daily with each other. people cultivate relationships for different reasons; business, friendship & etc..... no matter your reason you still to nurture it,because ,once a relationship lacks commitment on both sides it eventually frizzles out.
So as humans in this wonderful garden called life we need nurturing and watering because you don't know who would be your next source of energy we need each other to survive........

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