A Bee and A Flower

A bee came to suck the nectar of a flower and started talking to it in solitude.

Bee: 'Tell me something new, why do you attract me so?'

Flower: 'Everyone comes, praises me, and then leaves.
I bloom today and wither tomorrow, yet you keep coming back. Why?'

Bee: 'Isn't the question itself an answer?! I don't need anything from you. I come not to suck nectar, but to ensure your existence.'

The flower smiled, feel cry. its daily blooming a testament to its inner strength. Its existence was rooted in its stem and soil.
'I am smiling,' it said, 'because my soul is joyful, and that's the only reason.'

The Friend Bee, with a gentle hum, congratulated the flower and flew away."

: Conversation between a bee and a flower, exploring themes of attraction, existence, and joy. The bee is drawn to the flower's beauty and fragrance, but also seeks to connect with its existence. The flower, in turn, expresses its joy and inner strength through its blooming. The bee acknowledges and celebrates the flower's beauty, flying away with a gentle hum. Suggesting a deeper connection beyond mere physical needs.

© Writer Sindhu Bhargava