I dream life
a dream that goes away every night
and returns with the first light of the dawn.
A dream full of light and growth.
I dream life.
DAY 1
I dream of dark soil
rich and fluffy,
full of nutrients
and patient seeds,
waiting for their best chance
to pop up.
I dream life.
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DAY 2
I dream of young sprouts
eager to rise from the ground
and reach for the sun,
so ignorant and so wise.
I dream life.
DAY 3
I dream of a green forest
tall and slender,
as an alien on earth.
I dream of figures, light and shadows,
I dream life.
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DAY 4
I dream of walking in this alien forrest
naked and content
living in harmony with all the creatures
that move graciously
from the shadows to the light.
I dream life.
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On a more mundane level, those are green mizuna microgreens during the first four days of their sprouting, on our kitchen bench. And soon they'll be part of our salad :)
Have a lovely Sunday and a wonderful March ahead!
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Thank you for reading and if you want to know more about me you can check out my introduction post.
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Wonderful shot and I very enjoy every picture one by one. Blessing
Thanks a lot, have a nice day!
This is just beautiful!!!! I haven't seen a post like this before and it certainly shows another side of you... I love this so much.
Thank you very much for saying that. It is definitely not my usual style and since I am not very confident about my English, I am a bit reluctant trying to write that way!
I am so glad you liked it :)
I really, really did!!!
:)
Witnessing the beauty and growth of nature is something amazing
It is indeed!
Thank you for stopping by @smith1321 :)
Beautiful photos!! I can tell the seeds are soooo tiny. They look so nice beside each other :D
Thanks a lot!
Yes, they are so delicate and lovely :)
WOW,WOW,WOW,WOW, WOOoooooooOOOOWiiiie!!!
I love this so so much. I have had to grow sprouted plants in school as must have every student around the world. And I always did love the way the sprouts looked. But never thought of giving it the photographic treatment as you have. I am so enchanted with this catalog of photos - the wonderful greens. the early struggle to pop out, the texture and fertility of the soil => WOW!
Thank you for sharing such happiness :)
If you had to choose from the photos published here which one, or ones, would you pick as the portfolio entry?
Thank you very much!
Yes, we were sprouting lentils in school too. I guess you are right, it must be a global thing :)
I usually make a collage of photographs for the first picture of a post when I can't decide which one I should choose. Same here!
But my most favourites are the last one and the third of day 3, the one with the blue background!
The blue background one is beautiful for sure. I like the early buds popping out of shell pics too.
Wow😯, the growth of the plants was so pretty good👍
Thank you for stopping by @langqt :)
Absolutely gorgeous! ^^
Like a cherry on top, these pictures complement this sunny, beautiful, and marvelous Sunday just perfectly.
Thank you for enriching my experience!
!HUG
~Josie~
Thank you very much @josie2214 for your enthusiastic comment :)
I am glad you enjoyed my post so much!
I sent 1.0 HUG on behalf of @josie2214.
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Lovely bokehs here. I often shoot in portrait mode with my phone for that bokeh effect.
Thanks!
Yes, it's a nice way to emphasize your subject :)
Beautiful publication and photos...without words. Nothing better to accompany a Sunday afternoon. Thank you 💚
I am glad you liked them, thanks a lot :)
Wow this is very interesting write up. I love the growing pictures of the garden. Weldone
Thank you very much :)
Life that gives life 🙃
Beautiful post!
Thanks a lot :)
Microgreens are always a beauty, they look simple yet very pleasing to eyes. Good afternoon!
They are beautiful indeed!
Thank you for stopping by @afterglow :)
You're welcome, have a nice day ahead.
This is a very beautiful piece of poetry explaining life in the form of a simple thing like sowing seeds in the soil, watching it sprout and then responding to the light stimulus.
I am glad you liked it!
Thank you for stopping by @edith-4angelseu :)