“The rose is without why; it blooms because it blooms.”
Angelus Silesius
To the card
The second line describes a rose that pays no heed to itself and does not ask whether it is seen.
Source
Angelus Silesius, Cherubinischer Wandersmann, Book I, epigram 289 “Ohne warum”, first line. Verified selection: Aus des Angelus Silesius Cherubinischem Wandersmann, Insel edition, Gutenberg 48210.
https://www.gutenberg.org/files/48210/old/48210-h/48210-h.htm
Rights
Original text in the public domain; English version: own rendering.
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