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| Link | Quote | Stars | Tags | Author |
| 1955a6c | Ilk cowslip cup shall kep a tear. | Flowers | ||
| da8ef28 | The nesh yonge coweslip bendethe wyth the dewe. | Flowers | ||
| 92f58b1 | The cowslip is a country wench. | Flowers | ||
| 51b23cd | The first wan cowslip, wetWith tears of the first morn. | Flowers | ||
| 639cbec | Through tall cowslips nodding near you,Just to touch you as you pass. | Flowers | ||
| ca384fc | And ye talk together still,Letters cowslips on the hill. | Flowers | ||
| 878cf66 | And by the meadow-trenches blow the faint sweet cuckoo-flowers. | Flowers | ||
| 9906692 | The blue and bright-eyed floweret of the brook,Hope's gentle gem, the sweet Forget-me-not. | Flowers | ||
| b25fb25 | The sweet forget-me-nots,That grow for happy lovers. | Flowers | ||
| 4ced45d | And the blue gentian-flower, that, in the breeze,Nods lonely, of her beauteous race the last. | Flowers | ||
| bcb24cc | Blue thou art, intensely blue;Flower, whence came thy dazzling hue? | Flowers | ||
| fc6cc68 | The hyacinth for constancy wi' its unchanging blue. | Flowers | ||
| 5f71c1a | By field and by fell, and by mountain gorge,Shone Hyacinths blue and clear. | Flowers | ||
| 408d27f | Here hyacinths of heavenly blueShook their rich tresses to the morn. | Flowers | ||
| 6b6324a | The yellow flags * * * would standUp to their chins in water. | Flowers | ||
| 5ef98b0 | Lilies of all kinds,The flower-de-luce being one! | Flowers | ||
| 13d9dfa | What, is the jay more precious than the lark,Because his feathers are more beautiful? | Flowers | ||
| ef6d495 | And at my silent window-sillThe jessamine peeps in. | Flowers | ||
| c7be691 | Jasmine is sweet, and has many loves. | Flowers | ||
| ea117a4 | The lilac spreadOdorous essence. | Flowers | ||
| 5b1acac | The purple clusters load the lilac-bushes. | Flowers | ||
| 0849ead | Lotos, the name; divine, nectareous juice! | Flowers | ||
| e8f4004 | Stone lotus cups, with petals dipped in sand. | Flowers | ||
| d28ce4c | They wove the lotus band to deckAnd fan with pensile wreath their neck. | Flowers | ||
| 2ed4ba2 | The lotos bowed above the tide and dreamed. | Flowers | ||
| 9552a09 | Fragrant o'er all the western grovesThe tall magnolia towers unshaded. | Flowers | ||
| 9a675e8 | And winking Mary-buds beginTo ope their golden eyes. | Flowers | ||
| 3d4f866 | The marigold abroad her leaves doth spread,Because the sun's and her power is the same. | Flowers | ||
| 9e0d455 | No marigolds yet closed are,No shadows great appeare. | Flowers | ||
| 4c9041e | The sun-observing marigold. | Flowers | ||
| 0cbb711 | Fair is the marigold, for pottage meet. | Flowers | ||
| 03541b4 | Her heart was a passion-flower, bearing within it the crown of thorns and the cross of Christ. | Flowers | ||
| a5b484f | The beauteous pink I would not slight.Pride of the gardener's leisure. | Flowers | ||
| 9d3724b | The primrose banks how fair! | Flowers | ||
| 09f5417 | Her modest looks the cottage might adorn,Sweet as the primrose peeps beneath the thorn. | Flowers | ||
| 1b6ab81 | Bountiful Primroses, With outspread heart that needs the rough leaves' care. | Flowers | ||
| 3e290f5 | A primrose by a river's brim,And it was nothing more. | Flowers | ||
| c42460f | Primroses, the Spring may love them;Summer knows but little of them. | Flowers | ||
| 41779f4 | And the saffron flowerClear as a flame of sacrifice breaks out. | Flowers | ||
| f371ce4 | The morning star of flowers. | Flowers | ||
| 0df6365 | The pea is but a wanton witchAnd clasps her rings on every hand. | Flowers | ||
| dc5e3fd | What loved little islands, twice seen in their lakes :Can the wild water-lily restore. | Flowers | ||
| bdd6ee9 | Swan flocks of lilies shoreward lying,In sweetness, not in music, dying. | Flowers | ||
| f7cbe5b | This has got me. Don't worry; it must be all for the best. | Floyd B. Olson |