All the flowers Would have very extra special powers They would sit and talk to me for hours When I’m lonely in a world of my own
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All the flowers Would have very extra special powers They would sit and talk to me for hours When I’m lonely in a world of my own
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“My najbardziej lubimy to, co zmienne i kapryśne, nieoczekiwane i dziwne: brzeg morza, który jest trochę lądem i trochę wodą, zachód słońca, który jest trochę ciemnością i trochę światłem, i wiosnę, która jest trochę chłodem i trochę ciepłem.”
— Tove Jansson, Pamiętniki Tatusia Muminka
“Szukam świata, w którym jedna jaskółka czyni wiosnę, gdzie szewc chodzi w butach, gdzie jak Cię widzą, to dzień dobry. Szukam świata, w którym człowiek człowiekowi człowiekiem.”
— Jarosław Borszewicz
“November…another month to bloom in ways you never thought you could.”
— n.s.
“Every year, in November, at the season that follows the hour of the dead, the crowning and majestic hours of autumn, I go to visit the chrysanthemums … They are indeed, the most universal, the most diverse of flowers.”
— Maurice Maeterlinck (1962-1949)
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