Comments | capnteebee: Eight Storm

capnteebee

Eight Storm

Jul 04, 2008 03:05

It seems just as the new feathers arrive, the other flowers in my garden are showing signs of blooming...how wonderful the cycle of life is.

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sephira_hod July 4 2008, 09:18:09 UTC

You mean that in a symbolical level?

capnteebee July 4 2008, 09:20:47 UTC

Perhaps. I suppose it can be viewed many ways. What do you think?

sephira_hod July 4 2008, 09:32:08 UTC

Renewing. That's what I think you mean. Do you think it really is such a wonderful thing?

capnteebee July 4 2008, 09:33:16 UTC

My work is the cycle of life and death...one must learn to look at it as positive you will never survive.

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silentruiner July 4 2008, 11:09:20 UTC

Hm the flowers will bloom soon. I'm glad.

((let's assume they have met many times for gardening? ^^;))

capnteebee July 4 2008, 17:11:06 UTC

I'm particularly looking forward to that Bird of Paradise blooming!

(( yes yes! ))

silentruiner July 4 2008, 20:28:30 UTC

Do you think we can help that girl with her shop? We could give her the flowers and then she could sell them.

inukitake July 5 2008, 01:04:51 UTC

I would love to! She seems a pleasant person, after all.

7bladesword July 4 2008, 15:29:02 UTC

Your flowers are gonna bloom soon? That's awesome!!

capnteebee July 4 2008, 17:13:21 UTC

They shall indeed! Of course, the daffodils are looking healthier every day as well. It will be nice to see how the other colors blend.

7bladesword July 4 2008, 17:15:28 UTC

Everything seems to grow really fast here. It's kinda neat!

inukitake July 4 2008, 17:33:40 UTC

Isn't it though?

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elegant_blossom July 4 2008, 16:02:38 UTC

Ukitake-san.

capnteebee July 4 2008, 17:14:05 UTC

Ah, Konan-san. The rose bush has grown quite nicely in spite of the season. Must be the magic in the soil.

elegant_blossom July 4 2008, 17:17:04 UTC

Would it be forward to ask if I could come and see them when you have time?

inukitake July 4 2008, 17:32:56 UTC

Not at all, Konan-san. I'd like you to witness the first blossom, after all.

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playsrough July 4 2008, 16:13:51 UTC

Uh, you know ... those things don't really relate to each other.

Are you saying the new feathers contributed to the cycle of life somehow? I mean, they've only been here for a few minutes or days, right? It's not like they've done anything since then that could be considered part of it. Unless they were born in Luceti, died, or killed something they really haven't done much at all.

Of course, I guess you could just be talking about the flowers ... but that sort of makes it sound like you're ADD.

capnteebee July 4 2008, 17:12:22 UTC

The metaphor seems lost on some.