A lone Acacia gently flowed in the wind surrounded in a field of yellow Carnations.
A purple Hyacinth cries to the Moss of the grove as an Oleander brushes the Orange Mock.
A single black Rose in full bloom rests wearily against a headstone in the grave yard, still reaching for the heavens.
The Viscaria seemingly bows to a Marigold as Myrtle surrounds them both.
The orange Lily looks away from the Anemone even though the Begonia stands in sight.
All this as the Cyclamen bows to the Azalea as she stands by the Clover.
Author notes
Acacia - Secret love
Carnation (yellow) - Rejection; disdain
Hyacinth ( purple) - I'm sorry; please forgive me; sorrow
Moss - Maternal love; charity
Oleander - Caution; beware
Orange Mock - Deceit
Rose(Black) -Death
Rose( single, full bloom) - I love you; I still love you
Viscaria - Will you dance with me?
Marigold - Comforts the heart
Myrtle - Love; Hebrew emblem of marriage
Lily (orange) - Hatred
Anemone - Unfading love
Begonia - Beware
Cyclamen - Resignation and goodbye
Azalea - Take care of yourself for me; fragile passion; Chinese symbol of womanhood
Clover - Good luck
Information from: http://www.pioneerthinking.com/flowerlanguage.html
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