"Flint Knapping" by Travis S. on Flickr
Since those curled keratin shards could be magicked, they must be buried deep: dig a hole to China, put your waxing crescent moons at the bottom of that earth, cover them up. But if the ground’s dry and hard, it works as well to plant two seedlings on the parings (for example, one knockout rose that’s seraph-red, one plumbago cherub- blue), then gather chert left after planting. If you’re lucky, you’ll find two fine-grained stones to fit the palm of your hand, ready, waiting to make a flint-knapped heart.
3 comments:
This is what can happen when you clip your nails.
"Plumbago" fell into place pretty gorgeously!
^^ Indeed - and it's in our front yard, right near the knockout rose. Art imitating life being, well, art. :-)
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