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into lakes and rivers.
Then they swelled and swirled; then they hung very still’
then they broke open. This is, I suppose,
just one of the common miracles,
a transformation, not a vision,
not an ...
Plant Whatever Brings You Joy » Lovely Rose Beads!
thread of fine floss
Fill a blender or food processor container about half-full of rose petals and pulse until they’re the size of small crumbs. A few larger pieces won’t matter, as long as there aren...
Plant Whatever Brings You Joy » Wild Violets
Thanks for the visit! Love, Kathryn xoxo
Hi Kathryn!
I loved this post. I had to look this up, but as you show here, Violets in the past were not something to poison, but a kind of muse to the poet!
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