Nature's lovely gift

I awoke early in the morning and opened all of the doors and windows, allowing fresh air to flow into the house. The way the sun's rays spread across the ground through the trees was stunning. I adore it like a child. I took a step toward the yard to inspect my flower beds, oh! In my flower bed, new blooms had appeared. Those were the flower trees my younger son and I planted before he left the country. I suddenly remembered my sun, so I went inside to get my phone and take some more photos.

I knelt near the bed and inhaled their fragrance as I touched them. The lovely little pink flowers fluttered about in the breeze as if they were enjoying my touch. I stood up after spending some time with those lovely flowers to go inside the house for my hygiene work.

The time was 7 a.m., but it was 2 a.m. for my son. He could still be sleeping. If my son were here, he'd be delighted to see those blooming flowers. Unfortunately, I don't know what that flower's name is, but it's quite lovely.

_{Early morning view}

_{Afternoon view}

After finishing all of my routine work and eating breakfast, I returned to the yard to admire the beauty of that flower. Oh! It was even more beautiful than the morning. Half-blooming flower in the morning had now fully bloomed. I grabbed my iPhone and took pictures of that fully bloomed flowers. And I texted a photograph to my younger son, who was in abroad, along with a morning blessing.

He was delighted to see that, and around 2 p.m., he called me and asked me to show him those flowers via video call. He, too, admired it and asked me to plant them along the boundary wall, by removing all other plants. How lovely are those flowers that a gift from nature?

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