I am very foruntate that these giants live a short bicyle ride from my home.. (continued at bottom of page)
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Petal gently falls, Velvet green Lily Awaits, Nature's Love embrace.
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Riding Velvet Sea, Rising above to the sun, Bees Wait Patiently.
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Deep pink bloom rises, Velvet greens enveloping, Warm lotus beauty.
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Drops of rain touching, Petals of pink are blushing, Thirst Quenched again.
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Heavy with rain drops, Giant resists gravity, Sun Shines again, Rise!
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Giant lotus flower, Pastel glows pink, velvet greens, Harmonious light.
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Lotus flower glow, Melted green bokeh surround, A mirrored beauty.
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Enormous bloom rise, Blushing Pastel pink, deep greens, Nature’s masterpiece.
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Pink petals in sun, Dark green bokeh shadows dream, Lotus paradise.
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Giant lotus star, Pastel pink, rich velvet depth, Elegance, nature.
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Soft, pink and drenched, Brushing against green velvet , Nature is sexy.
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Enormous blooms rise, Nartures brush of rich pastels, Light grows in the dark.
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Morning light arrives, The storm came quick, now it's gone. Sun kissed drops sway.
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Dripping lotus blooms, Soft pink, white hints, deepest green, Rains kiss still shines light.
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Twin Giant Lotus, Rising slowly side by side. Shadows, color, light..
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Lovely pink blooms, Wrapped in greens, Soft rain drops kiss, A lotus thirst quenched.
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Pink petals glowing Deep dark green bokeh whispers, Summer's breath give life..
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I am very foruntate that these giants live a short bicyle ride from my home, so I am able to check often to see them during their entire life cycle, at sunrise and sunset often in the same day. A Fun fact, there is a distinct popping sound when the flowers open in the morning because of the airtight seal being broken with significant force. They actually trap bees overnight in their tightly closed blooms which is a clever way to ensure maximum pollination before releasing the well rested, pollen covered bees early in the morning