The Star Art of THE WHOLE COSMOS
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THE WHOLE COSMOS
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CEHLMOOSSTW
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WE CHOOSE
THE WHOLE COSMOS
THE WHOLE COSMOS SOOTHES THE LOWS
SOOTHES THE WOES
SOMEHOW WE CHOOSE TO WHELM
THE COSMOS SOOTHES
OM
OM
OM
WE OM THE COSMOS
COME TO THE WHOLE COSMOS TO LOSE THOSE WOES
COME TO THE WHOLE COSMOS TO CHOOSE THE MOST
SHE CHOSE TO HOST THE SHOW
THE WHOLE COSMOS ECHOES
ECHOES TO THE COSMOS
HOST TO THE COMETS
THE WHOLE COSMOS
SOHO TO SOWETO
HE TO SHE TO THEM
THE COSMOS ETCH THE ETHOS
THE COSMOS ETCH THE ETHOS HE CHOSE
THE COSMOS ETCH THE ETHOS SHE CHOSE
WE ETCH THE ETHOS WE CHOOSE
THE COSMOS MESH
SHE, HE, ME, WE
OM
THE WHOLE COSMOS
OCELOTS TO OHMS
THE WHOLE COSMOS
OHS TO OOHS
SHE CHOSE TO ECHO THE COSMOS
SHE ECHOS TO THEM THE WHOLE SHOW
SHE SHOWS THEM HOW
THE WHOLE COSMOS SOOTHES
THE WHOLE COSMOS SOOTHES
THOSE SHE'S ~ THOSE HE'S
THE WHOLE COSMOS SHOWS THEM THE TOOLS
HE CHOSE ~ SHE CHOSE ~ WE CHOSE
THE WHOLE COSMOS
COME TO
THE WHOLE COSMOS
HOME
THE WHOLE COSMOS
OM
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Definitions :
sooth : noun
1. Truth; reality.
Archaic adjective
1. Real; true.
2. Soft; smooth.lotos : noun
1. Variant of lotus : Lotoses, plural; lotus; also lotos
1. a. An aquatic plant (Nelumbo nucifera) native to southern Asia and Australia, having large leaves, fragrant, pinkish flowers, a broad, rounded, perforated seedpod, and fleshy rhizomes.
b. The edible seed, leaf, or rhizome of this plant. c. Any of several similar or related plants, such as the water lilies Nymphaea caerula or N. lotus.
2. A representation of any of various lotuses or similar or related plants in Egyptian or classical sculpture, architecture, or art.
3. Any of several leguminous plants of the genus Lotus.
4. Greek Mythology
a. A small Mediterranean tree or shrub whose fruit was eaten by the lotus-eaters.
b. The fruit of this plant.ocelot : noun :
1. A nocturnal wildcat (Felis pardalis or Leopardus pardalis) of the brush and forests of the southwest United States and Central and South America, having a grayish or yellow coat with black spots.
[French from Nahuatl ocelotl]