Another of the queer posts today…
There is this empty space between the new building and the old building of my college. Turns out, the original plan was that the empty space would afford better lighting in the corridors, and the ground floor could be developed as a lawn. But, as all typical development plans tend to, the lawn has taken a back seat, and the quadrangular stretch of plot continues to remain as it was, barren and muddy brown, with some scrap thrown in here and there, and a few rain water puddles…
Except for this one plant that has taken firm footing bang in the center of the empty space. It is a solitary plant, about three inches high, and has exactly four leaves on two stems. I have no clue as to what species the plan belongs, or who planted it there, or if it grew all by itself, but the sight is pretty amusing…
ItÂ’s just one green plant, on a brown background, just sitting there, completely unconcerned (or so it seems) about what happens all around it.
Maybe will post some updates about it sometime later, till I leave SPCE. Maybe if no one really cares to uproot it, which I see no reason to do, some time later when I shall return to my alma-mater (Whoa, I actually called it that!), will probably find it to have grown to some appreciable size, and then will have loads of fun recollecting this post…