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You can compare patience to a flower because the time it takes for a flower to grow is a long time, like patience. Patience takes a long time but in the end, the flower will be beautifully blossomed and you will be happy that you waited such a long time and you realized that it was all worth it like at the end of being patient. Remember, good things always come to those who wait.
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Why is palanquin compared to a flower?
flowers and women compare it
What did the Egyptians compare the Nile river to?
blossom flower
What did the Egyptians compare the Nile river?
blossom flower
How long does it take for a dafidal to grow?
Dafidals, often called the 'Patience Flower' take 2-4 months to emerge and a further 3 years to flower.
What is the recommended dosage for impatiens Bach flower remedy to alleviate impatience and promote patience and calmness?
The recommended dosage for Impatiens Bach flower remedy to alleviate impatience and promote patience and calmness is 2 drops in a glass of water, taken 4 times a day.
What does lady Capulet compare count Paris with in romeo and Juliet?
A flower.
What flower does Moore compare to st nicks cheeks?
roses josi kjenstad usa
What does the the worrd metaphor mean?
to compare things to each other using without using "like" or "as". an example would be "The sun is a beautiful flower" as opposed to "The sun is like a beautiful flower"
What does thirteen petals on a lotus flower mean?
In some spiritual practices, a lotus flower with thirteen petals is said to symbolize the harmony of the universe and unity of body, mind, and spirit. Each petal may represent virtues such as patience, purity, and self-realization.
How does the number of stamens compare to the number of pistols?
Depends on the flower, but usually six: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stamen
What is the homophones for patients?
patients, patience
What is preposition for patience?
The noun patience is the abstract noun for the adjective patient. A few prepositions could be used with this noun, including of (the quality of patience), for (the pastor asked for patience), and with (working with patience).
