The phrase "ages flowers" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be a fragment that lacks context or clarity, making it unusable as it stands.
Example: "The ages flowers bloom in the spring." (This is an attempt to create context, but the phrase still lacks clarity.)
Alternatives: "ancient blooms" or "timeless flowers".
Chinese artist Li Hongbo's new installation at The SCAD Museum of Art, Irons for the Ages, Flowers for the Day speaks to this duality with trademark paper sculptures that aren't what they seem.
Hongbo's formal experiments with paper are often mesmerizing, as in the malleable busts of Statues in Motion, but Irons for the Ages, Flowers for the Day plants a seed of tragic remembrance and contemplation for those with a stake in the issue at hand.
"I love aging flowers," he said.
On a clear, sunny day, the ageing flowers and leaves glow in the winter light and reveal striking silhouettes.
We know nothing about her now". I peer through a gap in their flat curtains to see ageing flowers in a vase on the empty flat floor.
At my age, flowers scare me.
This isn't about being New Age flower children.
But replacing De La Soul's "daisy age" flower power cover from 3 Feet High and Rising with an image of X-Men and helixes is not so great.
In a delicious, we-all-end-up-like-our-parents twist, some of those aging flower children would help feed the minivan boom.
Her father eventually became the creator and executive producer of television comedies like "Spin City," "Brooklyn Bridge" and "Family Ties," the latter being a semi-autobiographical series about aging flower children raising a family.
And while the people introducing him included Hispanic teachers and black preachers, the people buying the "Doctor is in" buttons were mostly aging flower children and the tongue-studded next generation.
