Helloo February, prelude to spring. Yes, after endless hibernation, things are finally beginning to stir.
February (from The Months) - Linda Pastan
After endless
hibernation
on the windowsill,
the orchid blooms—
embroidered purple stitches
up and down
a slender stem.
Outside, snow
melts midair
to rain.
Abbreviated month.
Every kind of weather.
Litchi is a subtropical fruit tree of family Sapindaceae with great economic and nutritional value. Based on fruit anatomy, the fruit of litchi is a drupe with an edible aril enclosing a single seed surrounded by a pericarp.
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