Ars botanica
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In a series of letters to his unborn child, the author charts his grief, seeking solace in the natural world around him and describing both the pleasures of falling in love and the terrifying impossibility of losing someone.
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In a series of letters to his unborn child, the author charts his grief, seeking solace in the natural world around him and describing both the pleasures of falling in love and the terrifying impossibility of losing someone.
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