Beauty in everyday

As I was taking a stroll, I saw these purple flowers sticking up in the field of grass. I looked around and they were the only flowers. It's amazing to see even amongst what we think is a normal scene, something unexpected and beautiful will thrive. It's the beauty that our gracious Lord created. 
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