Young photoblogger Pankaja Date likes to go exploring amidst the green, more so on monsoon mornings. She did so, on this Independence Day mid morning, and amongst butterflies, and caterpillars , also chanced upon a ladybug teetering at the edge of the leaf.
As she mobilized to click it, an ant simply made its way importantly into the frame.
This was the result.
Like they say, nature reflects what it sees around itself.....
(photo by Pankaja Date Photography)
same undulating green,
two worlds
of the
haves and have-nots
separated by
a self defined line.
On one side,
prosperous black coated
red top-hatted types,
bursting at the seams,
blithely traipsing around,
the smooth life,
unaware that
blind ambition
and overconfidence
sometimes leads to a sheer fall.
And the hardy
have-nots,
of the uneven
unpredictable,
occasionally damaged
terrain,
with potholes ,
testing out the dangers
with their tentative feet,
trying to smell
which way the wind blows,
and what lies below.
A heavy blast
of a monsoon wind,
and the green terrain
sweeps itself
taking the citizenry along.
Do they fall,
do they hold on
to each other together,
or do they
hold on desperately
for their own dear life,
is a telling commentary
on the society
we call our own.....
a self defined line.
On one side,
prosperous black coated
red top-hatted types,
bursting at the seams,
blithely traipsing around,
the smooth life,
unaware that
blind ambition
and overconfidence
sometimes leads to a sheer fall.
And the hardy
have-nots,
of the uneven
unpredictable,
occasionally damaged
terrain,
with potholes ,
testing out the dangers
with their tentative feet,
trying to smell
which way the wind blows,
and what lies below.
A heavy blast
of a monsoon wind,
and the green terrain
sweeps itself
taking the citizenry along.
Do they fall,
do they hold on
to each other together,
or do they
hold on desperately
for their own dear life,
is a telling commentary
on the society
we call our own.....
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