How to Spell “Curvaceous” in Natural Script – Landscape Photography

I came across this curvaceous plant decorating a beach on the tiny Indonesian island of Gili Meno (between Bali and Lombok).

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Call it “shapely nature” 

Since I’m neither a botanist nor a tropical islander, I have no idea of what the name of this plant is. I don’t even know whether I should call it a plant or a tree. But it created a wonderful little scene, particularly when contrasted against the light blue sky and the dark blue sea off the western beach of the island.  

It spells “curvaceous greenery” 

When I first saw this, it immediately struck me that the shape was similar to the shapes of certain Southeast Asian scripts. In fact, now that I live in Thailand and am studying the Thai language, I find that certain Thai characters remind me of this plant on Gili Meno.    

See for yourself. Don’t those Thai characters on the right resemble the shape of that plant? They do to me, particularly when I squint a little. In fact, it seems as if they are turning green!

_{(Note – That is not a Thai word. Those are just 4 random characters from the Thai script, which do not spell "curvaceous greenery."  At least, I don't think so.)}

Location – Gili Meno This is my entry in Hive account@juliank’s LandScapre Photography contest.