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jade_sabre_301 pointed out to me that I never pimped this here. But better late than never, eh?
Title: Rosmarinus
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tikki_hikki
Genre: Gen (lol), vague romance
Word Count: 1576
Rating: G
Summary: The famous "dancing under the orange trees" scene mentioned in The Queen of Attolia.
Author's Notes: Thanks to the infinitely awesomeloquaciousquark for betaing this for me. I was partly inspired to write this by a combination of a conversation with her about the scene, and a fanart she showed me.
"Rosmarinus" means rosemary. I can has silly plant symbolism nao plz.
Dactylic hexameter is a form of meter poetry used in Greek and Latin epics. I.E., Homer, Virgil.
( There's rosemary, that's for remembrance. )
Fake LJ cut to my writing journal.
jade_sabre_301 pointed out to me that I never pimped this here. But better late than never, eh?Title: Rosmarinus
Author:
tikki_hikkiGenre: Gen (lol), vague romance
Word Count: 1576
Rating: G
Summary: The famous "dancing under the orange trees" scene mentioned in The Queen of Attolia.
Author's Notes: Thanks to the infinitely awesome
loquaciousquark for betaing this for me. I was partly inspired to write this by a combination of a conversation with her about the scene, and a fanart she showed me. "Rosmarinus" means rosemary. I can has silly plant symbolism nao plz.
Dactylic hexameter is a form of meter poetry used in Greek and Latin epics. I.E., Homer, Virgil.
( There's rosemary, that's for remembrance. )
Fake LJ cut to my writing journal.
