"Who's going to dust those goddamned doors?" No sooner had these words left my stepdad's mouth and a laugh started to rise under the funeral tent than a strong wind came and blew the flowers off the coffin.
In Flower, the player controls the wind, blowing a flower petal through the air using the movement of the game controller.
The people's lives in Boston Are flowers blown in glass; On Commonwealth, on Beacon, They bow and speak and pass.
The final full-blown flowers are in gold and diamonds and other colorful gems.
"Waldszenen," for example, is a set of vivid forest vignettes, with breeze-blown flowers in gentle, pastel shades, flowing landscapes with occasional touches of rhythmic rockiness and the mysteriously angular calls of the "Prophet Bird".
A person who visits the eighteenth-century galleries at the Victoria & Albert Museum, in London, might pause before one opulent display a two-hundred-and-eighty-year-old waistcoat in yellow satin, richly embroidered with full-blown flowers and feathered scrolls and wonder just how long Michele has spent gazing at it, taking notes.
Shedding light on how moths track flowers blowing in the wind, researchers studied the moths' aerial responses to robotic flowers swaying at different speeds in different light levels.
Because of this, we do lovely things, such as dropping to our knees and proposing marriage, sending flowers, blowing kisses, writing poems, and we do crazy things such as humping armrests even though our nuts are gone.
"So here are these holier than thou people, when we question CNN, who is supposedly at the site of Sandy Hook, and they got in one shot leaves blowing, and the flowers that are around it, and you see the leaves blowing, and they go [gestures].
