Succulents say I love you, a tiny potted plant delivers full love

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Clutching dried leaves

Counting white clouds

How much longer is summer

Braving the sun, I repotted Grandma's cactus

Started to zone out, and my thoughts drifted into quicksand

Life is simple

Give it the slightest thing to lean on

And it climbs right up it

Life is also wonderful

On the pot, a swan pattern

In the pot, aquatic plants sway

The resilience of life

Turns into a tree within the grid

Interpreting the meaning of immortality

Life's greatest fortune

Is beneath the myriad rosy clouds

That familiar silhouette

Want to keep the scenery before my eyes

Yet cannot draw its likeness

Also want to claim all the beauty I see as my own

At least sketch out the rough traces

No matter how small the encounter

It will be a collision of two worlds

Worry, reassurance

The long summer days

Left behind only those two words

Afterword:

This summer took no small toll; this piece is for those flowers that have departed.

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