# Some Withered Flowers #
This poem uses the metaphor of withered flowers to explore the difficulty of letting go of past memories and unfulfilled promises. It suggests that while time inevitably changes ou…
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A Time for Renewal
Navaratri coincides with major seasonal transitions, highlighting the profound connection between the rhythmic cycles of nature and the human psyche. The festival serves as an invi…
An Uninvited Guest
The author shares personal observations of nature, ranging from a mysterious mushroom and destructive rodents to the picky eating habits of their dog, Chhin Chhin. By personifying …
One Author, Four Books, Endless Comfort: The Magic of Ruskin Bond
This article celebrates the comforting and nature-centric writing of Ruskin Bond, recommending four specific books for readers seeking solace and nostalgia. Through titles such as …
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Weekend hiking trip to La Roche-en-Ardenne
After recovering from a viral infection, the author and their partner spent a weekend exploring the medieval town of La Roche-en-Ardenne in Belgium's Ardennes forest. Their trip fo…
The Sky Is Blue, And So Is My Day
The author uses the metaphor of "sky blue" to describe a calm, ordinary day filled with quiet reflection and a mix of peacefulness and uncertainty. Through this reflection, they em…
It’s Time for my spirit tree.
The author expresses profound grief and guilt over the death of their long-time "spirit tree," a Gulmohar that provided emotional solace for over a decade. After discovering the tr…
Lessons from Autumn: Embrace Change and Let Go
Using the vibrant autumn colors of Montreal as a metaphor, the author reflects on how nature’s cycles teach us to embrace change, honor our unique timelines, and let go of the past…
Book Review - A LITTLE BOOK OF MAGICAL PLANTS
Ruskin Bond's *A Little Book of Magical Plants* is a charming collection of anecdotes and observations that encourages readers of all ages to appreciate the hidden wonder of the na…
# One Simple Change to Make My City More Joyful
The author argues that instead of prioritizing massive infrastructure like malls or high-rises, Kolkata should focus on creating cleaner, greener, and better-maintained public spac…
#ThursdayTreeLove – 202
While walking in Bangalore, the author identifies a Redvine Flowering Maple, a South American plant that has become naturalized in India. The post also promotes "Thursday Tree Love…
Eagle o Eagle, where art thou?
The author and their companion, Sid, went on a morning hike in Pittsburgh with the specific goal of spotting a bald eagle. Although they did not find the eagle, they observed vario…