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Parfum Extrait
Pine, Ambrette Seed, White Ambergris, Angelica Root, Black Pepper, Leather, Eucalyptus, Port Oxford Cedar, Deer Musk, Virginia Cedar, Copaiba Balsam, Cold Pressed Lemon, Rose Absolute, Clove, Cinnamon Bark, Lavender Absolute, Orange Peel, Neroli, Nutmeg, Thyme, Pink Peppercorn, Royal Green Hojari Frankincense, Bergamot, Douglas Fir, Thai Oud, Vietnamese OudThe old man refused to let them burn his clothes. This caused a disagreement with the nurse, who had already made a list of his possessions and seemed personally offended by the omission. His coat, which smelled of pine resin and damp leather, was folded over the back of a chair. Someone had put a lemon on the windowsill, beside a small glass of water and a photograph whose corners had begun to curl. In the afternoon, when the wind came down from the hills, the room filled with the smell of the trees outside. He asked for the coat. They told him it was unnecessary. He insisted, and when they finally brought it, he held the collar against his face for some time. The nurse, watching him, thought he was crying. He was actually trying to remember the name of a man who had once been kind to him.
Dedicated to:
Our Holy Father, St. Nikiphoros the Leper
Parfum Extrait
Pine, Ambrette Seed, White Ambergris, Angelica Root, Black Pepper, Leather, Eucalyptus, Port Oxford Cedar, Deer Musk, Virginia Cedar, Copaiba Balsam, Cold Pressed Lemon, Rose Absolute, Clove, Cinnamon Bark, Lavender Absolute, Orange Peel, Neroli, Nutmeg, Thyme, Pink Peppercorn, Royal Green Hojari Frankincense, Bergamot, Douglas Fir, Thai Oud, Vietnamese OudThe old man refused to let them burn his clothes. This caused a disagreement with the nurse, who had already made a list of his possessions and seemed personally offended by the omission. His coat, which smelled of pine resin and damp leather, was folded over the back of a chair. Someone had put a lemon on the windowsill, beside a small glass of water and a photograph whose corners had begun to curl. In the afternoon, when the wind came down from the hills, the room filled with the smell of the trees outside. He asked for the coat. They told him it was unnecessary. He insisted, and when they finally brought it, he held the collar against his face for some time. The nurse, watching him, thought he was crying. He was actually trying to remember the name of a man who had once been kind to him.
Dedicated to:
Our Holy Father, St. Nikiphoros the Leper