Flowers bloom, invite.

Meaning: This means that the flowers are opening up and showing off their colors to attract butterflies. It's a way of describing the relationship between flowers and butterflies.

Choice of Words: Flowers are the colorful parts of plants that attract insects and other animals. Bloom means to open up and show off their colors and beauty. Invite means to ask someone to come or participate. Together, these words create an image of flowers that are inviting butterflies to come and enjoy their nectar.

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The flowers are blooming, they are inviting.

Meaning: This sentence is a bit more specific than the first one. It tells us that the flowers are blooming and they are inviting us to come and see them. It's like the flowers are saying, We are blooming now, come and see us!

Choice of Words: The flowers refers to a specific group of flowers that are mentioned or known to the reader. Are blooming means that the flowers are currently opening up and showing their bright colors. They refers back to the flowers. Are inviting means that the flowers are asking us to come and enjoy their beauty.

Behold, the flowers bloom, invitingly.

Meaning: This sentence is the most poetic of the three. It invites us to really look at the flowers and admire their beauty. It's like the flowers are saying, Look at us! We are blooming and we are so beautiful, come and enjoy us!

Choice of Words: Behold means to look at something with attention or admiration. The flowers refers to a specific group of flowers that are mentioned or known to the reader. Bloom means to open up and show their bright colors. Invitingly means in a way that makes you want to come and see the flowers.

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