Summary
The web content is a reflective piece celebrating the unnoticed blessings in life, likened to hidden flowers, during Medium's "Floral Week."
Abstract
The article titled "Blessings" uses a haiku to convey that blessings, much like flowers, often go unnoticed beneath the horizon of our busy lives. It suggests that only through grounding oneself can these blessings be truly appreciated. The piece is part of a larger celebration on Medium known as "Floral Week," where poets and writers honor the theme of flowers through their works. The author, Tapan Avasthi, invites readers to recognize the different forms in which blessings present themselves and to celebrate the beauty of these often-overlooked aspects of life.
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Often overlooked Hidden below horizon Grounded, I find you.
Tapan Avasthi 2020
Author’s Note:
Our blessings come in different forms. Busy in life, the eyes mimic our ignorance. Only when grounded, we start spotting them in our life.
Did you know that poets are celebrating “Floral Week” on Medium during the first week of July 2020:
