Cumbersome Catalog - The Restful Flower Gardener

 What do we do when the flowers fade? Do we buy new ones? Grow more? Press them? Dry them?

Flowers are beautiful but fleeting joys. Do we treasure these short-lived wonders? Hold onto them, take care of them, be gentle with them. Flowers can be vibrant and have such a sweet odor. Why don't you take better care of your flowers so that they last? Do you even care?

Flowerbeds line the perimeter of the house. Each with their own charm and eccentricity. Deep sleep amongst the petals pointing towards the sky. My eyes are closed, and my body lays low beneath the blanket of roots. The flowers drink in the rays of sun, swallow the rain of water, and chew the rot of my body. I love to see them bloom so bright and joyful. Under these beds do I rest so that the flowers can wake every morning and sing to the sky. Oh, how I love my garden.

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