"Exoskeletal" and "Petal" don't really rhyme, do they? Except maybe visually. What do you say?
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Saturday, November 5, 2011
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Great! Never looked at them that way. I think I always just notice colour primarily.
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No rhyming necessary because it's just so darn pretty!
ReplyDeletePouring rain and I'm sleepy. Thanks again for the tip on the time change. It seems I've been heading to bed too early - now it all makes sense!
Bon week-end MP
One can feel the mix of the hard shell with the soft petal. Precious!
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