Palm language (about nature and its relation to the imagination)

Obviously, I do not mean by that the language of a society, but more like what is called body language. Although body language, commonly spoken, is body language in humans and animals, but here I want to expand it a bit to include body language in plants even though it does not belong to a kind of expression or convey information.

But, nevertheless, it is with its natural circumstances, can convey, or rather, succeed in causing various feelings to the person who sees it, especially when viewed from certain angles.

I think, because that too ... because the body language of plants, many poets, fiction writers, painters channel what they want to express through "plant body language". From there, many plants or parts of plants also become symbols for certain meanings.

Palms or Arecaceae, for example, in many historical cultures, were symbols for such ideas as victory, peace, and fertility. For inhabitants of cooler climates today, palms symbolize the tropics and vacations. (source).

So what I saw yesterday and I took the picture were two types of palms, which are very closely related to my society, in fact both of them never be separated from our lives: coconut and areca nut. It's not even just about the necessities of life, but also the need of feeling to the places where the general people here can get emotional and romantic atmosphere.

A coconut or areca nut in the drawing page will certainly make the scenery drawings more perfect and fun.

At the time in a garden, coconut and areca trees grew side by side, and the leaves seemed to fill each other's empty space which is backed by the sky, so I could feel them as if they were accompanying me, as they were chatting and I heard it in amazement. I'm so sure, it's impossible to feel if they do not have language, palm language, nature language, which is capable of providing a variety of imaginations, even a fantantical realm, to the person who sees it.