When A Flower Blooms Again

DESCRIPTION:

Everyone loves a good bouquet of flowers, especially the pretty ones with vibrant colors and unique designs, but not every flower is loved by everyone; some are seen as a nuisance that holds too many thorns and heavy meanings and are never loved or appreciated for what they are. That's what Maria was, a nuisance, an unwanted or appreciated flower, that held too many thorns to be loved by her students or herself. But despite how lonely it might sound, she loved it because it was easier to keep it that way, to keep disappointment away, to keep hope away, and to keep her regrets away. But as the story goes, you can't stop nature from finding its way to bloom, just as you can't stop shame from finding its way to blossom.

SYNOPSIS:

Did you know that each flower has its own specific meaning? Like sunflowers! Sunflowers are looked at as cozy, joyful, and especially edible little things that provide people warmth and comfort, as with our sun. In cultures such as Greek mythology, it symbolizes unrequited love! While in Native America it's revered as a physical manifestation of harvest. Wow! How crazy is that? Totally different meanings depending on the context and culture of what the author wants to portray! *Sigh*, writing is such a wide and creative practice. Speaking of writing...