When you walk along a busy road or ride a vehicle towards your destination, suddenly, amidst the fatigue, dust and noise, you come across rows of flowering trees on the roadside. It is as if a silent beauty calms your mind. These flowering trees are not just decorations on the road — they are like silent greetings from nature.

When the trees stand in a row at equal distances, and each one has a flower, a rose, a lily, a rose or a pallabi flower blooming on it — then it seems like a natural rhythm. These flowers sway in the wind as if welcoming the pedestrians. The grayness of the road is erased by the outpouring of colors, creating a lively road map.

When the light of the morning sun falls on the flower petals, they become shiny — like a dew-drenched dream. In the golden light of the afternoon, the shadows of the flowers fall on the sidewalk — the fatigue of walking is then lost in the sweet sway of the flowers.

On the road that calls out with boredom every day, a row of such flowering trees provides a kind of mental peace. Office workers, rickshaw pullers, pedestrians, or tired children — everyone stops to look at the flowers, even if only for a moment. Some take pictures, some walk quietly and enjoy the fragrance of the flowers.

Especially in urban areas, these flowering trees are not only an element of beauty, but also a silent worker in keeping the air clean. The leaves of the trees trap dust, produce oxygen, and on top of that, the flowers are a comfort to the eyes and mind. Amidst the hustle and bustle of the city, these trees are like a small place to breathe.

When children returning from school walk hand in hand along the road, they stop in front of the flowering trees. Some count the flowers, some smell the scent. Some may say, "Mom, this flower is my favorite!" These small moments are etched in their minds for the rest of their lives.

The flowerbeds lining the roadside are not just a sight of beauty, they are a softer side of life — where nature gives us a chance to pause and look at it amidst our busy lives and harsh realities. These trees seem to say, "Look, life is not just about running — sometimes we need to stop and look at the flowers."

This beauty teaches us — no matter how small nature is, life becomes much more vibrant, much more meaningful when it touches us. 🌸