THE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS.
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IHf. LANGUAGE Or FLU w EhS.
IDARE not whisper what I feel for thee,
But / will let the flowers upon whose leaves
Hath love its language written, plead my suit
Then listen, lovely lady. First. send
The rose of hundred leaves, ambassador.
The amaryllis next--an emblem, bright
And beauieous, of thyself; interpreter
OF my own thoughts, tho cedar; then for thee
The pure white lly. for myself the pink
Red as the sky nt sunset mgnnonette
For thee, for me the bay.leaf; the green fern
For thee. the oak geranum for myself;
The harebell next, another emblem sweet
Of thee the currant for myself; again
The austrian rose that breathes OF thee such truth
The ionquil whispering tmidly for me.
The silver daisy and the jasmine wreath'd,
Emblems again of thee; and for myself,
When the swift hours are warning me to leave,
send the thyme 10 whisper thee the cause;
The orange blossom next, more truth OF thee,
With the rich musk.rose 10 complete the wreath.
Then, oh ,hen clusterd with my hopes and fears,
Warm from repeated pressures to my heart,
And trembling with its beatings, close entwined
give the myrile's green and polish leaves
With the rose.hued chrysanthemum. With pride
lpace thy wreath upon thy radiant brow,
and mine with the red tulip in its midst,
Hay in deepest reverence at thy feet.