N E C T A R  +  B L O O M

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Adventure along with #nectarandbloom the #poetflorist to see our latest creations, which are often paired with original verse captions inspired by the petals + palettes of our design studio. We love your comments and messages too!

 
 
 
It’s no surprise to me that flowers—nature’s most celebratory expression of possibility, mortality, presence, fragility, vigor, and attraction—are this universal language (something I’m really into, from sport to song and beyond) that comes into play, like touch, where our verbally constructed words can only attempt to encompass what our experience speaks. // #nectarandbloom #poetflorist #nectarnotes // Photograph by my talented friend @clancey 💛//
//// gypsy drift, footprints // of fire, sing the curried song of late summer, admit // to the zillion chanting stars // the royalty // of this fleeting // minute //// #nectarandbloom #poetflorist #nectarpoems
//// were flowers a comet to catch, I will // live in that blazing tail of meadow //// #nectarandbloom #poetflorist #loveyourbody #dsfloral . . Thank you to my love @carr.cavender who is ever patient with, ready for, and also naturally stoked to play in my wild ideas ☄️❤️❤️❤️
Fireworks—all summer long 🎇🎉😄 // Happy weekend, lovers! #nectarandbloom
//// in the dream, a flute — // satin yarns laced one over the other, braids // of water as spoken // by wind, and nowhere else collects // such barometric pith //// #nectarandbloom #poetflorist #nectarpoems
As if butterfly ranunculus didn’t already capture me entirely with its waxy, floaty, wing-like petals and delicate-shell shine, I find it arrestingly intriguing that the varieties I know bear Ancient Greek names, such as these copper beauties, known as “Minoan” after the Bronze Age civilization of the Greek island of Crete, named after their first ruler King Minos, son of Zeus and Europa as well as the keeper of the labyrinth. // . . If that doesn’t make all kinds of wonder and hocus pocus and folkloric stirrings in your mind fizz up like sparklers in the summer night, I don’t know what will. I have so many questions for the original cultivators of this flower! And I want to write poems about these crumbles of myth that have shaped western society and culture since their many centuries ago existence. // . . This flower harkens back to a people who thrived in a time over 2,500 years BC, and whose stories reach across centuries into our modern mouths by way of words. 🤯😍☺️ #nectarandbloom #poetflorist #nectarnotes