Look at this!
The flower is so pretty.
But the rest of it isn’t.
The flower wouldn’t exist without the rest of it.
I bet the flower loves of it no matter what it looks like.
That’s nice of the flower.
It’s nice of the cactus too.
Why?
How hard must it be to live with something so beautiful.
When everyone sees the beautiful flower first,
and sometimes-they only see the flower.
But you saw all of it.
I did.
And I want you to see it too.
Maybe love doesn’t have anything to do with what we see.
Maybe it doesn’t.
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Oh yes! You are so right! The whole cactus is beautiful although it is the flower that stands out. 😍
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I guess it’s another one of those ‘one can’t exist without the other’ kind of things. 🙂
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It has so much intense idea that we all must understand. Beautifully written.🤗
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Thank you very much Pritamdas!
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excellent eye-opening post. Sometimes I can’t see the forest for the trees.
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Thank you Chuck Lee. I have that same vision issue.
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So true ❤️
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Thank you Lynn 🙂
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We can have beautiful faces:we can have thorny hearts.People will always see our beautiful feces first Maybe love doesn’t have anything to do with what we see first but what we see last.
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Beautiful! Thank you Lilianahonyi!
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A desert dweller, I get this and concur Colleen.
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Validations always feels good Eric. Thank you. 🙂
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Such a beautiful post! Love goes beyond of what we see!
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Thank you LivingAbroad 🙂
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Maybe it doesn’t – indeed!
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🙂 I think you and I see things similarly Peter. 🙂
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and sometimes the flower covers up the most beautiful part of all
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YESYEYSYESYES!!!!
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I’m a cactus today, and there’s no beautiful flower in sight……………
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But we know it’s there Ivor ❤
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I have a lot of very beautiful cactus in my drought tolerant garden, Colleen. I love it in all of its growth stages, but must admit, when they bloom they shine and do get all of the attention. 🙂 I love your perspective!
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Thank you Debra. 🙂
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I think what it comes down to is the fact that you see the beauty in the one when it is love.
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Reblogged this on story living and commented:
this is such a beautiful way to view things
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