Tree Love November – Twin Ashoka

Every day on my walk, I meet this twin Ashoka tree—
the most dramatic duo in the neighbourhood.
One trunk leans left, the other leans right,
yet together they rise like they’re trying to form
a mathematical lambda (λ)
or maybe practicing a yoga asana I will never master.

They look like two siblings who started growing in opposite directions
but eventually remembered they share the same roots—
so now they reunite at the top
like, “Fine… let’s at least look coordinated from the head upward.”

There’s something oddly adorable about their shape—
a mix of geometry, gossip, and gentle chaos.
Every time I pass by, they seem to say,
“Click another photo, human.
We know we’re fabulous.”

And so I do—
because how often does nature grow a tree
that’s part poetry, part comedy,
and part math equation?

Its uniqueness makes me click its picture every time i walk this part of Delhi.
Not because it’s rare, but because it’s a quiet reminder—
that nature wears quirks proudly,
that beauty isn’t always perfect,
and that even the most ordinary roads can hold small wonders if we choose to look.

🌿Moreover, I’m sharing my #TreeLove with the #Thursday Tree Love blog hop, a photo feature hosted by Parul Thakur. A post to make us aware of the trees around us. Do you love Trees? Explore the trees in your neighborhood and join Tree Love.

Linking to: 
Little Things Thursday – Random-osity
Thankful Thursday
Through My Lens Mersad Photography
WEDNESDAY WORDS & WHIMSY
Nature Notes meme.
Roentare’s Water Meme,
Good Random fun
and, Talking About it Tuesdays at Slices of Life 
and also part of the Wordless Wednesday meme
And For Natalie’s Weekend Coffee Share

Additionally, I am linking this to #SkywatchFriday a great sky watchers community for amazing sky photographs worldwide.

You might also like to see my Tree Love in these Tree Posts:

• Did you hug a tree today?
• Flowering summer blooms of Indian summers.
• October Flowers of Parijaat
• How Tree Love taught me about New Roots, New Journeys, and New Branches
• The beautiful sunset peeing from trees.

🌿 Prachi The Tatwa Girl shares stories inspired by the five elements:

• Agni (Fire): Recipes & culinary creations, inspired by Agni’s energy and lifeforce.
• Vayu (Air): Festivals, culture, & traditions, everything around us like beliefs and mythology.
• Aakash (Sky): Travel tales under infinite skies, and my journey experiences.
• Jal (Water): Flowing thoughts & emotions, like water are my flow of thoughts.
• Prithvi (Earth): Eco-friendly living & sustainability, and harmony of our greener planet.

🎙 Green Tatwa Talks: Explore sustainable practices & inspiring Green Warriors on my podcast!
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