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The tulip cycle.

The tulip is a beautiful flower part of the family of the Liliaceous plants. Its name means turban and it has its origins in Turkey, where turbans are plentiful. My fascination with Tulips began last summer when I visited Holland. I never before had seen so many bulbous-rooted rainbow colored flowers painting the landscape in magnificent formations and artful shapes. Tulips go through similar life stages just like humans do. Tulips show a remarkable similarity with the human life cycle at every stage of their development. My observations of these wonderful plats had leaded me to analogize them with the human life span. Tulips like any other living organism have infancy, adolescence, adulthood, and senile stage in their life cycle that lasts approximately thee months. This reminds me of Alan's Lightman's book Einstein's Dreams, where he describes the chapters: "Imagine a world where one lives one day" and also " Time is a circle", because for this rainbow colored plants life is ephemeral and precisely repetitive.During their seed stage they actually are embryos that resembles fetuses, which develops in a couple of weeks, let's say that is the pregnancy period. Just like a human life, tulips needs nurturing fr


It definitely puts ones life in perspective in regards of how ephemeral and fragile life really is. They suddenly display all six petals and display its six filaments that surround the diminutive pistil. They develop large amounts of pollen and its pistil continues to grow, even though the petals are static at this point. One can see how their rigid erected stems begin to show symptoms of fatigue and the skins of their six petals begins to shrink and show wrinkles on the surface, remarkably accurate to the senile stage on a persons life cycle. The moment of birth for the new tulip is the time when the new baby starts inhaling fresh oxygen from the environment and drinking fresh water from the muddy soil. The skin is like the skin of a young person, soft, tender, moist and perfect. Two weeks have past since the birth of the stem and at this point the four inch bud is becoming a teenager preparing to blossom. The newborn becomes a baby and begins to grow rapidly. The whole plant undergoes an internal decay that one can appreciate externally by observing the effects of time reflected on the surface of the pretty tulip object of my observations. Their whole cycle lasts about three months-for indoor purposes, outdoors they live a bit longer- yet they experience a full cycle of pregnancy, birth, childhood, adolescence and old age, very much like a human life. The seed develops and grows properly into the next life cycle stage. All one can see at this point is a green little sprout separating itself from the green foliage that had been protecting him since birth.

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