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Literature and mythology have praised violets for their beauty and meaning. They regularly appear as a symbol of innocence and purity in myths, poetry, and tales. Additionally, there are culinary uses for violets, including candied violets and desserts with a violet taste, which provide a variety of meals a touch of class and flavor. 16. Rosy asters Bell-shaped flowers on thin stalks are the distinguishing feature of bluebells. Although they are often blue, pink variants are also available. Bluebells stand for modesty, appreciation, and steadfastness.The flowers have been used to symbolize different expressions ever since then. Love is the purest of all feelings. The lustrous, dark green foliage of the gardenia plant contrast attractively with the creamy white petals of the blooms. Their sweet, unique scent—often compared to jasmine and characterized as exotic—is what makes them so well-known. Gardenias are a representation of elegance, love, and purity. Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal’ is a song from The Princess, a longer, narrative poem by Alfred, Lord Tennyson. It was inspired by the ghazal, a Persian form of love poetry which focuses on unsustainable love, and is a classic masterclass in sensual description. 60. "poem I wrote sitting across the table from you" by Kevin Varrone I would fold myself One of the earliest indications of spring, these blossoms signal the end of winter and the start of a new season. The positive, hopeful, and joyful qualities of daffodils are often linked with them. They provide a splash of color and charm to any situation and are often used in landscaping, gardens, and as cut flowers. 23. Camellias If you look at the fragrance pyramid, it suggests a sweet and spicy scent. This is definitely true.

Matthew Yeager’s ‘Poem to First Love’ is a bittersweet young romance where, as the title suggests, the speaker is reminiscing about his relationship with his first love, and explores the different ways one might try to logically quantify the utterly illogical force of love.

51. "I loved you first: but afterwards your love" by Christina Rossetti

The distinctive flowers of irises contain three big, upright petals called standards and three smaller, drooping petals called falls. The blooms are available in a variety of hues, including bi-colored versions as well as hues of blue, purple, yellow, and white. Irises stand for optimism, knowledge, and trust. With layers of overlapping petals, camellia blossoms offer a symmetrical, rose-like look. They are available in a variety of hues, including as white, pink, red, and even variegated types. Some varieties of camellia also have aromatic blossoms, which increases their allure. Christopher Poindexter here presents a deeply honest and relatable portrait of a love that goes beyond the limits of language, as he describes the overwhelming and paradoxical longing it’s possible to feel even when your lover is right by your side. 48. “Love Is Not A Word” by Riyas Qurana Amidst all this I keep a falling flower in the mid-air