Today I went to a park in the city center with my husband.
We arrived at this area at 1:30 PM. Although it is spring, the weather was quite warm.
We had to pay an entrance fee to enter this part of the park. We paid the amount and entered.
The green color of the leaves of the trees and the different colors of the flowers calm the human soul.
Looking at all this beauty takes the mind away from daily conflicts for a while.
There was a special silence and peace.
I took some photos of this beautiful peacock to share with you .
There were several families in the park, sitting on chairs and enjoying the space.
On a porch at the entrance to the park, I caught sight of a beautiful peacock whose tail was decorated with white and purple garlands and stretched out onto the grass around the peacock, dazzling the eyes of every viewer.
I don't know why seeing this peacock reminded me of India.
I have never traveled to India, but I would like to travel there for a few months at least once.
In this park, some beautiful trees caught my attention. When I was taking pictures of them, their beauty multiplied by the grass around them, I noticed knots on the tree trunks.
Beautiful walnut trees that had made the environment more beautiful.
I was taking pictures of those knots on the tree trunks when an eye caught my attention.
An eye on the tree trunk was staring straight ahead.
I felt a strange sadness in that eye.
It was just looking in silence.
I looked at that beautiful eye for a few moments. I caressed it. I hugged the tree trunk and after talking to the tree, complimenting it, and thanking it for its beauty and its beautiful trunk and leaves, I continued on my way.
A little further on, I came across another tree that made me feel ashamed.
The senseless people who had wounded the trunk of that tree and written a memorial.
I really wanted to know which stupid person had done this ugly thing.
I apologized to the tree and stroked it, maybe it would heal its wounds.
I wish we humans knew that we should respect other animals and plants and not harass them.