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Blossoms Quotes

Quotes ranging from a band comparison to cherry blossom gardens.

This mixed set uses the word blossoms in three very different ways, opening with a musical comparison between two bands from different eras. A related look at musical comparisons appears in the Gigantic collection.

You don't see a lot of difference between the Gin Blossoms and the Byrds.

Quotes by Steve Forbert

Trust dies but mistrust blossoms.

Sophocles

Koishikawa Korakuen Garden - one of Tokyo's oldest Japanese gardens, and one of the best spots for viewing the cherry blossoms.

Quotes by Peter Marino

Frequently Asked Questions

What different meanings of this word appear here?
It covers a band comparison, a metaphor about trust fading while suspicion grows, and literal flowering trees in a famous garden.
Is one of these quotes about travel?
Yes, one describes a historic Tokyo garden known as a popular spot for viewing seasonal flowering trees.
Does music come up in this topic?
Yes, one line compares a band's sound to another well-known group from an earlier era.
Is the metaphorical use of the word tied to relationships?
Yes, one quote uses it to describe how suspicion can grow just as confidence in someone fades.
What other nature or travel topics exist?
For related content, browse Forest Whitaker quotes.

One quote turns the word metaphorical, describing suspicion growing where trust once stood, while another returns to its literal meaning at a historic Japanese garden. For more varied reflections, see Forest Whitaker or the Abraham Clark quotes.