#Letters from: monarchamos

[nameless-the-bard]

Hello mister bard!!! What are your thoughts on flowers? :)

Hello as well, monarch-nachure!

I find flowers to be quite nice, despite the severe lack of blooming plants here nowadays. Cecilias are typically the first that come to mind, seeing as it is the only type of flower to be able to endure Decarabian's constant winds. I would like to keep some at home, just to liven up the drab place, but I doubt they would appreciate little ol' me sneaking into the gardens to get one.

Come to think of it, my little friend looks reminiscent of a Cecilia flower now, don't they?

There are some others that bloom here and there too, though much harder to come by outside like Calla Lilies and such. I admit, I am not that fond of them. Calla Lilies, that is. They always leave a bitter aftertaste for something that starts so sweet...

Oh, also, I have found a book on specialties from other regions the other week. Did you know there are these peculiar flowers which bloom through beautiful music? I would like to try my hand someday and see if they like my songs! I would like to show the painting of it from the book, but I had already returned it quite a while ago, unfortunately.

Technically, this isn't an actual flower, but it is quite popular among the children.

(Forgive the slight lopsided make, I am still not quite used to making them.)

It is something we call a Wind Wheel or a Windblume, which tend to spin a lot when faced with wind. I might even say I like this one almost as much as Cecilias as it is a flower we can make by our own hands. As long as there is a breeze, it will keep going and cannot be stopped by harsh gales.

This appears to be getting quite long, so I will not babble on for much longer. I hope that wherever you are, you may have a nice day!

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