The first comment I'm reading from you, and it's such a big deal right away! I probably wouldn't like the scent, but I find the transformation interesting. And if you can perceive how the reflection breaks in the heart, you seem to have a very keen nose.
You write a lot (I read your comments almost daily) and you write excellently. Above all, you show an incredible wealth of variations, especially here, where you let your poetic talent shine. It's a joy and very touching to read your beautiful texts.
In this forum, scents that are smooth and rounded are often accused of being monotonous, boring, or even insignificant, but your comment shows that edges and angles aren't always necessary.
"Without edges and angles.
Simply existing.
Soft and loving.
In a delicate veil of flowers."
Would that be possible with those edges and angles? Probably not.
I would like to echo DerDefcon's words without saying much more.
"Without edges and angles.
Simply existing.
Soft and loving.
In a delicate veil of flowers."
Would that be possible with those edges and angles? Probably not.
So, great comment!