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"content": "To the Night Winds<br />by Alice Koh <br /><br />Night Sun, White Stone<br />Hunter in the dark<br />This wine, desires, wishes<br />My enemies to walk as ghosts<br />In the land of shadows<br /><br />Oh Night Sun, Red Stone<br />Hopes turned to ashes <br />The desert is overflowed<br />With water made of tears<br /><br />The unconscionable<br />Says he can control the winds<br />Buried once, dug up again<br /><br />He is called the lion of a tribe<br />Rider of the white donkey<br />Stamper of the snake<br />A ghost king<br />Coming in the clouds<br />Ruler of a ghost heaven<br />Prophesying calamity<br />Woe for the human race<br />2,000 years is not enough<br />Of plagues and suffering<br /><br /> Oh Sun of Day, Yellow-Blue Stone<br />Dust and more dust and more dust<br />The earth seems to be composed of such a thing<br />Stare at the cries coming from the darkness<br />Voices coming from underneath the earth<br /><br />The secret garden is not here nor there,<br />It does not exist, it has never existed<br />The saints and prophets are insane<br />But life must go on<br />With its lies, damn lies, and orthodoxy<br />We have heard too many saints speak<br /><br />Now let us hear the Fool<br /><br />Fool, what says thou:<br />Speak of philosophy, cosmology, and theosophy<br />“Son, the universe is too vast for thee<br />Like water you must follow your course<br />Like the wind you must try to pass the high mountain <br />Do no drink from her cup<br />The chalice is full of malice and poison<br /><br />Oh Midday Sun, Violet-Indigo Stone<br />The sky thunders<br />Engulfing the heavens in a dark cloud<br />What did the fool just said?<br />Did he say to drink and get drunk?<br />That life flees, or perhaps that we are fleas,<br />In this vast universe?<br /><br />Fool, what did you mean?<br />Explain, please.<br /><br />“Now you can kiss the bride!<br />Tenderly, soothingly, lovingly, quietly, you hear<br />Alas, fill the cup once more<br />And see how you speak of your life in the past<br />But why speak of hot air<br />When today is your 4:14 of 26 May<br />Fill the cup and taste<br />The purple fermented waters<br />Made of phantom grapes<br />Plagues with diseases and madness<br />Amen-Ra!”<br /><br />Black Sun, Black Stone at dusk<br />Friend of the brave<br />I have discovered that<br />At dusk, an angel with silver shinny wings<br />Stood in the middle of the sun<br />He shines like a white light bulb<br />And calls me to go up<br />What is the logic of all of this?<br /><br /> “Alas, there is no logic<br />There is, though, the lodge of the alchemist<br />Who cries Gold! Eureka!<br />But it is the Fool’s gold.”<br /><br /> “A blessing instead of a curse<br />The fool’s words, as above so below<br />There is nothing to understand<br />All is a magic show<br />Just for you<br />Who will go up to heaven?<br />And speak to us of heavenly things<br />It is no shame<br />It is no shame to admit it<br />That you are under a dark spell<br />Of dark evil prestidigitators”<br /><br />Fool, why are you fuming with a dark content!<br /><br />What is heaven and hell?<br /><br />Hell is my soul hot with desire<br />For this beautiful goddess<br /><br />O, my goddess, why are thou veiled?<br /> “You know … you know!<br />The hand on the wall has written<br />Doctor, philosopher, Most Wise<br />Speak, then, of god:<br />That is, if you think yourself most unwise.”<br /><br />The first morning was not a morning at all<br />But it was a night<br />And god said, let there be light<br />And it was the Moon and not the Sun<br />That first appeared<br /><br />O fool, make yourself useful<br />And fill my cup<br /><br />“Why, do you dare speak of god in such a manner as this?”<br /><br />What sort of gnosis is this?<br /><br />“Alas, you are as drunk as an Irish priest<br />You are imagining things<br />Poor fellow, but continue with your diatribe”<br /><br />At one time Sin was the most beautiful of angels<br />And then came you, O’Lilitu<br />In the shape of a white snake <br />At night and coiled<br />And a rainbow was above your head<br /><br />“Forget Adam” the serpent rainbow said<br />“This Man is far much better”<br />And the Winged Shadu became a Man<br />And mated with O’Sin<br /><br />The Black Mare then said: “shut your mouth!<br />This is nonsense!”<br /><br />“Oh husband, you are too drunk<br />How will you end you poem to the night?”<br />Said my beloved goddess<br /><br />“Yes, it is true,” said the young Sun<br /><br />BURY ME IN THAT ANCIENT GARDEN<br />AND PLANT IN MY TOMB THE MOST POISONOUS OF PLANTS<br />THAT GIVES OFF THE SWEETEST LEMONS OF PERFUMES<br />SO THAT WHEN A TRAVELLED PASSES BY<br />WILL REMARK: HE WAS A MOST VENOMOUS FELLOW<br />BUT HIS WORDS WERE THE WORDS OF GODS<br /><br />Traveler go to the Temple of God!<br />Your lot in life is there!<br />But beware of the deceitful snares<br />Things that are most desired by the Heart!<br /><br />More Wine, more wine!<br />Bring out the good wine<br />I am sick of this cheap shit!<br />Too drunk anyway to taste the difference<br /> <br />Bring out the New Wine<br />This is how I will end<br />My poem to the Night Winds<br />Bring out the New Wine<br />I want to get drunk tonight<br />And lose all consciousness!<br />",
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"content": "Japanese larch <br />Morning rain <br />Hot afternoon<br />Saturday<br /><a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=myphoto\" title=\"#myphoto\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#myphoto</a> <a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=photography\" title=\"#photography\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#photography</a> <a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=photo\" title=\"#photo\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#photo</a> <a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=larch\" title=\"#larch\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#larch</a> <a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=pine\" title=\"#pine\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#pine</a>",
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"content": "Jade vine is a very rare flower found mostly in the rainforest of the Philippines and a few other locations. It has claw shaped flowers, which vary in color from blue to light green.",
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"content": "The kadapul flower is found predominantly in Sri Lanka, and is often considered to be the most expensive flower in the world, for two reasons. Firstly, it only blooms at midnight, before withering again by dawn, and secondly, it dies pretty much as soon as it is picked. This means they can't really be sold, and are essentially priceless. Not many people in the world get to see this rare flower bloom, or smell its wonderful scent. It is held in high regard in Sri Lanka and has various nicknames including 'Flower from Heaven' and 'Queen of the Night'.",
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"content": "THE BLACK ROSE OF HALFETI..<br />Saved from Daily Sabah > Life > Feature<br /><br />Fed by the waters of the Euphrates, black roses, an extremely rare flower grown in the village of Halfeti near the historical Urfa province, presents a unique natural beauty. The flower growing in that region requires a certain pH level, and even though it blooms red, it turns to black as the summer season progresses.<br /><br />The black rose of Halfeti, a village near Urfa, is an extremely rare and oddly beautiful flower. When it first blossoms, this rose is dark red; this dark shade of scarlet \"fades\" – sorry, I am not sure what the opposite of fade is, so I am sticking with fade – to black as the summer progresses. This flower used to thrive in the town of Old Halfeti.<br /><br />Old Halfeti was a town located on the eastern bank of the Euphrates, 120 kilometers from Urfa. In 2000, just over 2,500 people lived in this town, in which the first settlement has been dated to 855 B.C. The Byzantines called this town Romaion Koula (Roman Castle), and the Arab conquerors translated the name, calling it Qal'at Rum. The town came under Ottoman rule during the reign of Selim I.<br /><br />But with the introduction of the GAP project – the Southeastern Anatolia Project – the Birecik Dam was built in the 1990s, and the area was filled with water in April 2000. Old Halfet is now submerged under water. The residents of the Old Halfeti village were relocated to the \"new\" Halfeti village, at a distance of approximately 10 kilometers. The residents took their roses with them when they moved.<br /><br />owever, the rose, also known as the Arab Bride or Arab Beauty, did not thrive in its new location. The soil in Old Halfeti had been fed by the waters of the Euphrates, and had a unique pH level. The soil in New Halfeti was different, despite the small distance, and the flowers struggled. District officials intervened, collected the seeds and planted them in greenhouses that were close to their original location, in an attempt to imitate the original conditions. As a result, the flower has been saved from extinction.<br /><br />Not only is the Halfeti rose unique in being black; the black rose of Halfeti can be taken to other regions and planted, but when it flowers, it emerges as a classic red rose. The black hue of the flower can only be produced in the Halfeti region of Urfa.",
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"content": "THE BLACK ROSE OF HALFETI..\nSaved from Daily Sabah > Life > Feature\n\nFed by the waters of the Euphrates, black roses, an extremely rare flower grown in the village of Halfeti near the historical Urfa province, presents a unique natural beauty. The flower growing in that region requires a certain pH level, and even though it blooms red, it turns to black as the summer season progresses.\n\nThe black rose of Halfeti, a village near Urfa, is an extremely rare and oddly beautiful flower. When it first blossoms, this rose is dark red; this dark shade of scarlet \"fades\" – sorry, I am not sure what the opposite of fade is, so I am sticking with fade – to black as the summer progresses. This flower used to thrive in the town of Old Halfeti.\n\nOld Halfeti was a town located on the eastern bank of the Euphrates, 120 kilometers from Urfa. In 2000, just over 2,500 people lived in this town, in which the first settlement has been dated to 855 B.C. The Byzantines called this town Romaion Koula (Roman Castle), and the Arab conquerors translated the name, calling it Qal'at Rum. The town came under Ottoman rule during the reign of Selim I.\n\nBut with the introduction of the GAP project – the Southeastern Anatolia Project – the Birecik Dam was built in the 1990s, and the area was filled with water in April 2000. Old Halfet is now submerged under water. The residents of the Old Halfeti village were relocated to the \"new\" Halfeti village, at a distance of approximately 10 kilometers. The residents took their roses with them when they moved.\n\nowever, the rose, also known as the Arab Bride or Arab Beauty, did not thrive in its new location. The soil in Old Halfeti had been fed by the waters of the Euphrates, and had a unique pH level. The soil in New Halfeti was different, despite the small distance, and the flowers struggled. District officials intervened, collected the seeds and planted them in greenhouses that were close to their original location, in an attempt to imitate the original conditions. As a result, the flower has been saved from extinction.\n\nNot only is the Halfeti rose unique in being black; the black rose of Halfeti can be taken to other regions and planted, but when it flowers, it emerges as a classic red rose. The black hue of the flower can only be produced in the Halfeti region of Urfa.",
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"content": "Peace lily with one giant petal. These are traditionally given at funerals. This one was from my grandfather's many years ago. I keep it alive along with his memory.<br /><br /><a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=myphoto\" title=\"#myphoto\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#myphoto</a> <a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=nature\" title=\"#nature\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#nature</a> <a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=flowers\" title=\"#flowers\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#flowers</a> <a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=remembrance\" title=\"#remembrance\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#remembrance</a>",
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"content": "Ricinus Communis. <br /><br />Ricinus communis is castor bean or castor oil plant.<br /><br />It is indigenous to the southeastern Mediterranean Basin, Eastern Africa, and India, but is widespread throughout tropical regions. <br /><br />The plant is a potent medicine against many toxins. It is a powerful antidote for the liver for many poisons. It is antimicrobial, antihistamine and anti-inflammatory. <br /><br />According to the Guinness World Records, this is the world's most poisonous common plant. About 8 seeds can kill a human being within days of ingesting them. <br /><br />Castor seeds have been used since ancient Egyptian times to fuel lamps. The Ebers Papyrus, an ancient Egyptian medical treatise believed to date from 1552 BC, describes castor oil as a laxative. <br /><br />In ancient Roman, Pliny the Elder, cited among other medical benefits of the plant, that boiling the leaves and applied topically on the face improves one's complexion. <br /><br />Since 2000 BC, India has used the oil as medicine in their different branches of medical schools.<br />",
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