“Did she know that I am about to blossom to bring a little piece of bliss and joy in her life? I am born to bring pleasure; aren’t I a blessed creature?” – Hibiscus, Flic-en-Flac, Mauritius
Month: Dec 2013
About duty and joy…
“I am indeed bubbling over with happiness as I return to my origin… it does not matter what obstacles I encounter along the way… Struggle is the meaning of life…” – At Sept Cascades, Vacoas, Mauritius
About reality and illusion…
“What do you mean I do not look real?! Would you like me to quack really loud to prove it to you? By the way, how do I look? Pretty I hope…” – At Domaine Anna, Mauritius
About aiming high…
“I am not even 20m tall and have my feet firmly on earth, yet I aspire to make my mark on the moon. Do you think I succeeded?” – Coconut Palm in Moonlight, Mauritius, 19 December 2013
About fashion…
“That’s right Buddy! I am the one who sets hairstyle trends around here…” – Red whiskered Bulbul, Mauritius
About appreciation…
“I realise that I am hard, unyielding and cause pain. But that does not mean that I am unappreciative of the solace he gives to my parched self by flowing over me. Look you can actually see the difference he makes and all that I am grateful for…” – At Sept Cascades, Vacoas, Mauritius
About giving…
“I work hard with the elements to produce them… here, the fruits of my labour, all for you…” – Mango tree, Flic-en-Flac, Mauritius
About peace…
“Those who look for me do so within riches, family ties, positions of authority or the escapism of entertainment. Who would imagine the simple environment in which I am sometimes actually found?” – Turtle Dove, Vacoas, Mauritius
About journeys…
“I am on my way to join the ocean, my origin. The way is filled with breath taking excitement, hard jolting pain and the temptation to lie still and rest forever. But I must remain steadfast towards my objective…” – First of the Sept Cascades, Vacoas, Mauritius
About struggle…
“I was overwhelmed by his power at the reef but look at me now… fighting his flow even in defeat. There is no such thing as a lost cause…” – Piece of broken coral on the beach at Flic-en-Flac, Mauritius
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