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Cinnamon
Cinnamon, deep in the walls
ash in a brass dish
Cinnamon deep in the walls. Clove in the floorboards. An apple left as an offering begins to wrinkle. Champa flower and rose hang in the air, softened by whatever burned here last. The light comes in low and gold.
Guaiac wood. Ash in a brass dish. Try saying that five times.
A clean circle where something used to sit.
Quiet kept on purpose.
You’ve forgotten what you came to ask. For once, it doesn’t bother you.
That is enough.
Olfactory Notes
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Clove
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Apple
Apple, an offering
Middle
Champa Flower
Middle
Rose
Rose gone soft
Middle
Geranium
Middle
Musk
Base
Guaiac Wood
Guaiac wood, still warm
Base
Patchouli
Base
Vanilla
about the scent
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Cinnamon, clove, and apple meet champa flower, rose, and geranium over musk, guaiac wood, patchouli, and vanilla. Warm spice, flowers, and earthy woods create a familiar incense-like atmosphere.
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It sits between incense warmth and gentle sweetness. Guaiac wood and patchouli give it an earthy foundation, while apple, vanilla, and flowers soften the spice.
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Someone who loves incense, warm woods, and scents tied to memory. It evokes a well-loved room, lingering fragrance, and the strange comfort of feeling you have been somewhere before.
