Emily Dickinson's Jasmine Tea Blend Marvels and excerpts from his textual

and excerpts from his textual inspirations: from Indian folktales and the letters of Benjamin Franklin to the Autobiography of Benvenuto Cellini and Audubon’s Ornithological Biography

one of three legendary literary sisters

Essays by Rachel Federman

and inspire aspiring and established writers

and such soul-warming soups as Nearly-a-Meal Potato Soup (Terry Kay's Shadow Song)

Emily Dickinson's Jasmine Tea Blend Marvels and excerpts from his textualIn the years she spent away from society, Emily Dickinson cultivated an extensive garden. In it, she grew jasmine flowers, cornflowers, roses, and many other flowers, plants and herbs. These flowers appear repeatedly in her poetry so our blend had to be floral. We created a delightful combination of jasmine tea and rose petals that brews to a light ecru cup with long green leaves and rose petal accents. This delicate tea hits you with a strong jasmine