13 responses to “Beauty from the rock”

1. aloha Brudberg. i believe this is called “Rock Crop” (or it may be called rockcrop) i could be wrong but it’s a lot like what i used to see around where i grew up and i’ve always liked it as well as the name i knew it by.

   a way cool writing/poem for this plant—whether it is Rock Crop or not. aloha.

   • I had to check that one, and it is indeed goldmoss rockcrop 🙂 In Swedish it’s fetknopp which you can also call a fat person. 🙂

     • interesting. i like that this little plant get’s most of it’s nourishment from stone—indeed a plump little plant when ever i saw it. thanks for checking up on it. aloha.

2. what a delightful twist in the tale.

3. Love what you saw from this and your comparison.

   janet

4. Wow … what a way to say it all !!!

5. Excellent analogy with an almost theatrical surprise.

6. Lovely little poem for a beautiful plant in unlikely habitat.

7. I cam looking for your origami haiku. Did you post the wrong link?

   • Oh no, I’m sorry

8. This is the classic American love story. “Beauty queen from trailer park marrying the CEO.”;-)

9. Brilliant take

   • Thank you 🙂

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