A woman in a burka lifts her veil to taste salep and spice, savoring orchids that bloomed in winter when her veil hid her frost-bitten cheeks. In spring, she dreams of saffron and blossoms that remind her of bruised fingertips and palms turned upwards in the rain.
A woman in a burka lifts her veil to taste salep and spice, savoring orchids that bloomed in winter when her veil hid her frost-bitten cheeks. In spring, she dreams of saffron and blossoms that remind her of bruised fingertips and palms turned upwards in the rain.
A woman in a burka lifts her veil to taste salep and spice, savoring orchids that bloomed in winter when her veil hid her frost-bitten cheeks. In spring, she dreams of saffron and blossoms that remind her of bruised fingertips and palms turned upwards in the rain.
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