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(Angled Kawasaki's rose)
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Kawasaki rose flower 45

47.

Now, we are on the "main-folding" section.

 

Prepare both mountain and valley-folds.

Kawasaki rose flower 48

48.

Apply both mountain and valley-folds according to the step #47.

 

Re-touch the paper a little to make the paper to resemble the one on the left.

 

If you have folded standard rose or QT rose, then this form must be familar to you.

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THE FAREWELL



[Probably addressed to his mistress Frederica.]

LET mine eye the farewell say,

That my lips can utter ne'er;
Fain I'd be a man to-day,

Yet 'tis hard, oh, hard to bear!

Mournful in an hour like this

Is love's sweetest pledge, I ween;
Cold upon thy mouth the kiss,

Faint thy fingers' pressure e'en.

Oh what rapture to my heart

Used each stolen kiss to bring!
As the violets joy impart,

Gather'd in the early spring.

Now no garlands I entwine,

Now no roses pluck. for thee,
Though 'tis springtime, Fanny mine,

Dreary autumn 'tis to me!

1771.


Poem by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe








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