—n. 1 flower or mass of flowers, esp. of a fruit-tree. 2 promising stage (blossom of youth). —v. 1 open into flower. 2 mature, thrive. [Old English]

... ostrich feathers bowed In my brain swing , And . they are blue bottomless Blossom on the far shore Chichikov resorts to “ambiguity ” in the presentation of thoughts in. conversation with Manilov , although ... (Theories of the Text)
... , instead ofsuppressing it, favors its new growth Acompletely extinct relic again blossoms withsuchaforce .thatisoften asamazing asitisharmful ”( Taylor ,.1989 , pNow we areall - witnesses ... (The psychology of corporeality)
... according tothe.laws oflove andbeauty Itmanifests itself as “avision ofsacred meaning in.abranch ofblossoming sakura andunity withtheBuddha ’.sbody , asa“ vision beyond random events ofeternal beginnings ... (Creative methods)
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