It subdues poison. When he watched the girl let down her hair to be combed, he thought of aromatic silk. Everything about her is so pure that he thought she could purify him with her love and beauty. Li Ho watches her so closely and sees such detail from her through the simple act of watching her wake up and comb her hair. He saw such a delicacy about her that moment-by-moment he fell more in love with her as he watched her. This poem is so simple yet so intriguing. Li Ho uses the perfect amount of imagery to give the reader the feeling of being right beside him as he watched this beautiful girl wake up and start to comb her hair. When Ho wrote this poem, he turned a morning routine activity into something magical (NaPoMo). By illuminating the comparison of the girl to a lotus blossom, the aroma of sandalwood coming from her hair, and aromatic silk, he created imagery that is so clear for the reader to see while reading this