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ROSE MONOTONEClaire Ligent isolates rose oxide and freezes the rest of the bouquet out. What you wear is a flower with the singing scraped off it. Brazilian pink pepper bites cold in the first breath, then a cellophane accord crinkles against it, glassy. Peruvian ambrette stiffens in like cotton pulled off a winter line. Beneath the rose, the lychee stays chilled the way a steel counter keeps the cold of a room before anyone enters it at seven. By mid morning the

dense and slow

then a cellophane accord crinkles against it

Italian cédrat and Buddha's Hand cut cold and high the way winter air does on the first morning it turns

The first breath grips the back of the tongue

Spun sugar and buttered notes pack the middle

why the note is always built

By the eighth hour the two irises have fused into one accord

what the note actually smells like

Pallida runs cold and metallic at the rhizome

and your fingers chase a grain that is not there

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Toasted black sesame gives the grain