notes: a crowd of spring flowers swaying on green stems, rain-slicked silvery streets, pillowy clouds drifting overhead, flower petals floating on freshly-formed rain puddles

A Flower Market after the rain

When you step outside, the air is freshly scrubbed by the quick burst of a passing spring shower.

The architecture gives you a little thrill, reminding you that you’re in Paris! This isn’t a dream! You peek into a few tempting boutiques and make a mental note of which ice cream shop you’ll visit on a sunnier day in the future. You already know this won’t be your last trip to the city that has won your heart.

The sky above is resolving itself into an impossible blue, with puffy white clouds punctuating its expanse. When you round the next corner, you see a crowd of flowers, frilly petals ruffled in the breeze, green stems sparkling with diamond droplets. You've stumbled upon the oldest flower market in Paris; you remember reading about it in the guidebook, but the serendipity of the encounter only endears it to you more. You stroll through the market, picturing yourself in a Breton striped shirt with a basket of flowers under your arm.The flowers sway on their stems, seeming to say “bonjour, bonjour mon amie.”

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