It was an early morning at Brookside Gardens in Wheaton. The sun was still behind the woods. I spotted this little flower with a bright red color and a white tip. When I approached it, the morning dew was still on the flower. I recognized that it was a Bleeding Heart. It is so called because the red part of the flower is in a shape of human heart. With the white tip sticking out, it is like a heart that is bleeding. I would add that the morning dew on the flower adds the tears to the Bleeding Heart. By the time I was ready, the sun barely raised above the tree top providing excellent back light to highlight the beauty of this Bleeding Heart.