
A fable
The Gardener and his sons lived together in between the world and the underworld. They harvested organs that grew through the ground, some for their own endless hunger and some to pass on to the living. Though the Gardener had taught them well he soon saw that his sons had become conceited and ungrateful so he prepared himself to depart the land and let his sons see what it was to work and grow and nurture the organs for themselves.
The horn was sounded for the sons to gather and even the foolish sons that had been imprisoned were let out to hear the announcement. The Gardener’s voice was a mere whisper. When the sons understood that he would be leaving an immense wave of cries and screeches washed over the land. The beasts were lost without their father. They began to explore all the forbidden forests and plains, waking up creatures of old. The world became chaos. Within days the land was barren. The sons had eaten every hand, lung, eye that had grown there including all the infected ones. The wild things were chasing and killing the sons, other sons began to drink the blood of their dead brothers.
In the darkest days a rumour began to spread that father had left a large nervous system of human organs growing beneath the soil. The remaining brothers began to dig but all they found beneath was a rotten heart. They lay on the ground hungry.
A new Gardener arrived two days later and found the garden full of human fruit but no sons to be seen. The seeds from the bellies of the sons had grown new fruit overnight.

Bio
The fatal flower is the perverted shy girl, the one you wouldn’t suspect. Under a soft exterior lies a complex being with an unyielding wildness, anchored to the earth by her humble nature and inexplicable dry humour. She is the femme of now, the modern woman who’s thoughts transcend through cultures and time.
Over the coming months let ‘La Fleur Fatale’ be your guide to the hidden insights and stories of a watchful woman’s eye navigating through the ‘European’ way of life. Struggles and mishaps ensue as life is embraced and the thorny introvert femme clammers for life’s answers. All possible subjects are covered from death to Kim Kardashian and from sisterhood to the perfect strawberry frappe.
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- Goodbye to all that
- The small screen
- Lipstick and stockings
- The price to pay
- Mosquitos
- Here's my number, call me maybe
- Inappropriate Behaviours
- The internet
- How not to be a cunt
- Jobs for artists
- The Flirt
- Erotica
- Strange Fruits
- Your climate guilt
- Shopping Centres
- Bus Creeps
- The inconvenience of a creative mind
- The inconvenience of a creative mind
- Buxus
- Bread
- Likeability
- The Story of the Double Chin
- White on Black
- Temptation
- Killer Heels
- You are already your mother
- Jesus died for somebodies sins, probably mine
- The Belgium Blow
- Suburbia
- The Politics of the Urinal
- Pills
- That time you found me on the bathroom floor eating a kebab
- Bewitched
- The luxury of love
- The road not taken
- How you have known me since 1857
- Bright Light
- The Billboard
- My beautiful friend
- The Great Aznavour Admirer
- How to spend your Thursday at the Hague.
- The Show Must Go On