Plant Metaphor Assemblage
https://gyazo.com/2e816041ac6c4470247ed592ecd83c96
from /unnamed-project/plants-metaphors-atomization.
Plant metaphors are often used as symbols of the natural world to express the various thoughts and emotions people feel./unnamed-project/neko.icon
The seed that fell into the heart
Bonsai and Scrapbox
new shoots from a dead tree
From wasteland to sprouting to evergreen
digital gardening
Pine cones are falling all over the place.
Summary
The Plant Metaphors offer a rich array of words and images that symbolize our minds, emotions, growth, and change. Through these metaphors, we are offered a new perspective from which to feel our connection to the natural world and ourselves, and to understand the many and varied aspects of life./unnamed-project/neko.icon
Editor's Postscript.
Since it is an accumulation of fragmentary descriptions, I gave the whole thing to GPT4 to make it into an article./unnamed-project/nishio.icon
Now that the headings are in place, I distributed the bullet points.
2023-08-30 /nishio transplanted and chopped
Remaining fragments
dull and uninteresting さの解決のために thumbnail (i.e. miniature image) を作った/unnamed-project/nishio.icon
+10/unnamed-project/yits-khawk'9483.icon
from chat 4: Hesitantly placing Jenga back on the stack.
Botanical Metaphors Atsume
Read the previous chat page off the top of your head, transplanting seedlings that seem to grow.
There's no point in rushing.
Only grows at the proper growth rate; if you pull it too hard, it will die.
/nishio/aide.
The words that I have written are the shape of a water stalk that flows and stops.
The people and the grass are withered and lonely
I didn't want to make a page titled "Plant Metaphors," so I put it here, but there's a lot more here than I thought there would be./unnamed-project/nishio.icon
fruit ripening
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