The Language of Flowers
Here is a list of phrases that are represented
by the flowers. The language of flowers has been particularly adopted by
the Victorians and Persians, and they often used flowers to express emotions
and love in poetry and other literature. I have also prepared a VERY LONG
LIST of the meanings and language of flowers. If you are interested, you
may download that list from the link below. However, I think the ones I
have presented here are far more than enough for use nowadays.
Amaryllis: "You are a beauty!"
Anemone: "I cast you away!"
Bluebell: "I bind with Faerie
magic."
Camellia: Beauty beyond this
world.
Carnation: To mend a broken
heart.
Chrysanthemum: To draw in
the magic of love
Clematis: Beauty of the otherworld
and sexual attraction
Columbine: A fool's heart
cannot be broken
Cornflower:
To draw love and sex
Daffodil: To find love
Daisy: Lasting love
Dandelion: Psychic message
of love
Forget-me-not:
"To remind a lover of you."
Foxglove: To learn about
a false lover.
Gentian: To find a secret
lover
Hollyhock: "I shall achieve
my goals in love."
Honeysuckle: Sweet taste
of love.
Hyacinth: "To purge your
heart of love."
Iris: "To bind my love."
Ivy: To bind love and honour.
Jasmine: To bring abundance
of love.
Lavender: To learn the secrets
of love.
Lilac: To tell if love is
real or not.
Lily: To cleanse one's heart
of pain.
Marigold: "I must leave you."
Narcissus: "I love myself
more than you."
Nasturtium: "I trust my love."
Orchid: Night love and mystery.
Pansy: Dreams of love
Peony: "I draw love unabashedly."
Phlox: To show love for another.
Poppy: To send moon Faeries
to whisper your name.
Primrose:
To appear youthful and loving
Rose: Love (see more on the
Roses page)
Speedwell: To send love fast
and far.
Sunflower: To win love.
Tulip: To claim your lover.
Violet: To balance the mind
of a lover.
Wisteria: To shower love
everywhere
Water Lily:
To send water Faeries with messages of love. |
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