How to make an origami bellflower

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43th picture of origami bellflower

43.

This is top view of the origami bellflower after smoothing the inner surace.

44th picture of origami bellflower

44.

This is the side view of the origami bellflower.

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Fruit of the Flower

My father is a quiet man
With sober, steady ways;
For simile, a folded fan;
His nights are like his days.
My mother's life is puritan,
No hint of cavalier,
A pool so calm you're sure it can
Have little depth to fear.

And yet my father's eyes can boast
How full his life has been;
There haunts them yet the languid ghost
Of some still sacred sin.

And though my mother chants of God,
And of the mystic river,
I've seen a bit of checkered sod
Set all her flesh aquiver.

Why should he deem it pure mischance
A son of his is fain
To do a naked tribal dance
Each time he hears the rain?

Why should she think it devil's art
That all my songs should be
Of love and lovers, broken heart,
And wild sweet agony?

Who plants a seed begets a bud,
Extract of that same root;
Why marvel at the hectic blood
That flushes this wild fruit?

Poem by Count?e Cullen

How to make an origami bellflower

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Fruit of the Flower

Poem by Count?e Cullen

How To Make An Origami Bellflower