Some people love sunshine, while others quietly and deeply fall in love with the shadows it creates. The garden, represented in the picture, is indicator of the shadow lovers. The giant tree loving every touch of the sunlight. Also providing somewhat relief for those who want to take a moment. On the other hand, tiny bushes may not be beneficial for the human beings, but there are other little creatures in this world.
The garden reminds me of romanticism. There is no doubt about the fact that greenery has a language of its own. The lawn is vibrant, neat and clean. The plants are properly managed. Every leaf trying to promote harmony. It's beautiful, isn't it? There is a lesson in it. Nature has find a balance which human beings have struggled to find; they grow individually while caring for each other.
Perhaps this was the reason behind romantics being happiest in places like these. These may not be William Wordsworth's Daffodils, but they are not any lesser than those. The only difference right now is him being so good with the imagination and words.
The whole scenery feels almost poetic. In many ways, these shadows are proof that something beautiful is standing nearby.
There is endless shadow. There is pure joy. There is serenity.
In the end, there is a quote from Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe: "All the knowledge I possess everyone else can acquire, but my heart is all my own."
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Peace 馃晩
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(Note: Do not hate for saying "some people love sunshine, the heat wave nowadays is quite a thing 馃き)
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