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Flower poem.docx
I'm still working on it but here is a rough idea

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2021 Silvery Iron Party Favors Mini Watering Cans Pure Tin Box Iron Pots Metal Decorative Watering Cans From Gudanyijinbuzai, $0.96 | DHgate.Com

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Flower Meanings: Symbolism of Flowers, Herbs, and More Plants | The Old Farmer's Almanac

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https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/Excellent-Manufacturer-Garden-Decoration-Flower-Plants_1600132001505.html?spm=a2700.7724857.normal_offer.d_title.7baecd6aqowKhA

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draw brain watering can design, vines and flowers over wall

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https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poetrymagazine/poems/41314/how-we-made-a-new-art-on-old-ground

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lighting? depending on when this happens
-sunlight would be ideal for our section, but if we have this at night we could use lights like this ->

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- will there be ramps on stairs/will audience be able to move up and down stairs?
- can we plant things in the garden itself? (seeds/grass)

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-future
-Renaissance
-memory
-growth
-plants/ seeds
-light
-new beginning

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- A Buddhist tale that I grew up reading/used in a directing piece last year
- Basics of the story (as much as I can remember lol): A woman was going around her village asking for ways to cure her sick baby. The villagers noticed that her baby was dead, but that the woman was in denial. They told her to seek advice from the Buddha, who told her to get a mustard seed from a household that had not experienced loss. She went off on this task, but found that every household had a mustard seed, but every household had also experienced loss of some sort, and so their seeds were no good. She went back to the Buddha without a mustard seed, having come to terms with the death of her baby and the fact that suffering a loss is something that everyone has experienced.
- We set up this piece in 2 parts --> in 1 room, people were asked to write about someone they had lost on a piece of paper (could be as detailed or not detailed as they wanted). They then brought these pieces of paper into another room, where chairs were set up everywhere and the audience took on the role of the villagers that the woman goes to. At the end of the piece, the woman writes about the loss of her baby on her own piece of paper and invites the audience to put their pieces of paper on the ground with her.

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https://interestingliterature.com/2019/06/10-of-the-best-poems-about-memory-and-remembering/

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I thought it could be a cool interactive thing to have people contribute to a collective memory journal, maybe have them write about their happiest memory or their worst and then have them destroy it?

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Symbolism of the Mythical Phoenix Bird: Renewal, Rebirth and Destruction | Ancient Origins (ancient-origins.net)

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This is a painting by Jacopo del Casentino, that was apparently stolen and ended up in the US. I thought the story was cool
The History Blog » Blog Archive » Triptych stolen in Italy in 1971 found in Kentucky

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Found this picture in a book of poetry, I like this idea of showing growth as flowers sprouting in different areas of the body

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- tattoo of brain getting watered and sprouting flowers