Photo: Adi Rozen-Zvi
In orchid garden
They bloom.
A speckled glory,
A boon.
A blushing show
Well adored,
In nature’s awe
And reward.
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Na'ama Yehuda 
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🙂 Thank you, Dale! Those orchids were amazing. Photos cannot do them justice, really! Isn’t nature absolutely mind boggling?
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Na’ama
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Nature is splendiferous!!
Dale 😘
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Well, I can tell you that SOME parts of nature do the ‘diferous part almost too well …
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True dat!
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Na’Ama, the orchid is lovely and your poem says it all, a tropical boon indeed!
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Thank you, Terri! It was an amazing tropical garden, and the variety of orchids (and butterflies in another area of that garden) was absolutely breath taking!
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Na’ama
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