While I was out on a walk a few days ago, I came across these lovely wild flowers.

And I can really not tell you why - because it is a complete and utter mystery why these flowers that I see every single day when I walk past them, managed to capture my attention so firmly on this specific day.

So I decided to sit next to these little wild beauties, looking at them appreciatively for quite some time, and then the thought popped into my mind when I noticed that they are actually two individual plants, growing harmoniously - side by side as one:

"We as humans have the ability of communicating with each other intricately and descriptively, We also have a diverse array of ways to express ourselves to others: and yet we still struggle to peacefully co-exist with our fellow man. And even worse - we tend to live right past the people that we are surrounded by every day."

I wonder why people would rather tolerate the feeling of extreme loneliness even when they are surrounded by people, in stead of using their unique set of communication skills to avoid it, and at the end of the day return to the comfort of their own seclusion and wrap themselves up in the solace of the romanticized love that gets traded commercially by Hollywood?

I think I rather want to be a wildflower when I grow up!!