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Hem

Hem: the border of a cloth or anything fluid, in the sense of damming the spill of the fluid energy (welling and waving energy) past the bound, including fields along rivers.

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Western Blue Butterfly on Alfalfa

Showing its lovely hems.

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July 11, 2016 by Harold Rhenisch butterfly, earth language, Edge, energy, Hem, husbandry, magic, nature photography, sewing, Western Blue

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