Walking among trees always brings a certain serenity. In a corner of the garden, I came across a simple yet meaningful sight: towering tree trunks, while beside them lay dried fronds that had fallen from their parent trees. Although they looked worn and fragile, the fronds seemed to tell a story of the never-ending cycle of life. From fresh green, they grow, until they finally dry up again and merge with the soil, making room for new shoots to emerge.
The sunlight filtering through the branches added a warm feeling, blending with the green grass below. In the distance, a simple wooden fence loomed, a work of human craftsmanship that blends with nature. Everything looked natural, as it was, without any manipulation.
Watching this scene made me reflect on how life has a similar cycle. There are times when we are strong and vibrant, and there are times when we are fragile, allowing space for new things to grow. Just like these dried fronds, even though they have fallen, they are not in vain. They remain an important part of maintaining the balance of nature.
Nature always has a way of teaching us about resilience, simplicity, and the meaning of sustainability. Our job is simply to learn to understand and then maintain the cycle as it should. 🌿
Note: I am writing in Indonesian and using the help of Google translate to translate into English.
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