Salad
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Character
You are sitting on a wooden bench in a garden that has just been watered. The air around you carries the cool crunch of green apple and cucumber, a pair that feels like biting into something cold and wet. Basil and sage sit beside them, their leafy edges softening the fruit without turning it into a drink. Strawberry appears for a second and then disappears into the leaves again, leaving a faint blush on the air that you cannot quite point to.
Citruses add a bright flicker that moves across the scene like sunlight through branches. Mint and green grass push the whole picture toward the ground, as if the scent is rising from the soil under your feet rather than sitting on your skin. Cedar holds the edges steady so the fruit and the herbs do not float away from each other, giving the air a clean, dry frame that keeps the garden from smelling like a kitchen.
The breeze shifts and the apple returns, sharper this time, while the basil leans in to meet it and the cucumber cools the space between them, the strawberry hovering once more at the edge of the leaves as the mint lifts everything upward again and the cedar waits
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