Behind this sturdy tree, a question played in my head. How could it be possible?
At the back of the tree, on the left-hand, I have seen these plants totally dried. A question popped up in my mind, "Why are they dried? Were they not watered?"
You might be wondering why did I ask such questions. It was because as I viewed the plant on the other side...
Here's why questions were raised. on the right-hand, this plant is really green. How could this be possible? Was it watered, but then the others on the left were not. I don't know, but that sounds awful if that's true.
Whatever the reasons behind, all I know as a viewer is that they are different. Hmmm...I don't really know if it does make sense with you, however; here is a thought in my head after seeing the two sides. We might be in the same location, yet our responses in what the environment offers vary. For plants, I'm not pretty sure, but for humans, it's for sure. Location matters, environment matters, but don't we ever forget that our identity really does matter - that makes us who we must be.
My question: "How could it be possible?" led me to say, it is possible when we choose to make it possible. Most of the time we don't just need ourselves. We need the help that is beyond we could ever imagine. Do you have that powerful hand for help that can make things possible? For a plant to stay green in such season when it is expected to be needed water to live, water is from above. So, we need something beyond us.
Thanks for reading. ^^
(Pictures were taken inside one of the universities in Cambodia: Royal University of Phnom Penh.)