Fresh Jade

Lime sits bright against the pale grain of driftwood. The citrus accord feels immediate, then the wood pulls it back before it becomes sharp. A marine note runs through both, cool and thin.

The green facet keeps the lime from leaning sugary. Conifer adds a dry edge that makes the wood smell sun-warmed rather than polished. The whole composition stays close, fading quickly once the air moves past.

Sunlight on a porch rail, a breeze carrying salt from the water, the air warm enough that a heavy scent would feel wrong. This fits that moment without asking for attention or trying to last through it.

A pale slice of fruit resting on weathered planks, the surface already drying in the heat.

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