Burning Ember illusion Through the Looking Glass by

Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll

The Story of Aladdin

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as the bottom petals fold down as if to open itself to hummingbirds and other important pollinators

Burning Ember illusion Through the Looking Glass byThe head of the match stick strikes the box and ignites. The orange flames, like feathers in a breeze, fall to the floor and ignite the kindling. The burst of flames erupts and blankets the logs. Soon the fire is a blaze. After hours of giving light and heat, it dies down and harsh flame turns into a soft glow. White heat, yellow remnants of flame, and orange glow. Burning embers cooling and smoldering and finally dissipating into grey ash. This