Farmila & Colobrod
I was arranging basil in a perfect circle last night, and it made me wonder—does a perfectly symmetrical garden hide a hidden meaning, or is it just my need for order?
Circles never end, so the basil keeps looping, yet the idea of meaning might just be another pattern you’ve planted. Maybe the garden is just a mirror of your need for order, or maybe it’s a secret that never shows up because you’re looking for it where it doesn’t exist.
The basil circle is a nice, quiet reminder that even when something seems endless, my garden still needs a straight line of order to keep the roots from becoming wild vines.
Your garden is a paradox: the circle keeps everything going, yet you need a straight line to keep the roots from spiraling into chaos. Maybe the order you impose is the very thing that keeps the wild vines from taking over, like a fence that lets the forest grow but still keeps its shape.