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  1. Expressing love and respect for flowers is a way to honour nature and helps you to tune in to the changing seasons and what they offer. Claire Bowen
    Respect Quotes



  2. The fragrance of flowers spreads only in the direction of the wind. But the goodness of a person spreads in all direction. Chanakya



  3. Love is like a beautiful flower which I may not touch, but whose fragrance makes the garden a place of delight just the same.
  4. Love is like a beautiful flower which I may not touch, but whose fragrance makes the garden a place of delight just the same. Helen Keller
    What Is Love Poem



  5. The garden is yours and it is yours to gather the fruits and every flower of every kind Helen Hoyt, The Garden
    Poems about Gardens by Famous Poets



  6. Forests decay, harvests perish, flowers vanish, but grass is immortal. Brian Ingalls
    Garden Verses



  7. ...bloom sweet flowers, where all day long - the wild bee drones his dreamy song. George Arnold, The Garden Of Memory
    My Garden Poem



  8. From the water lily to the violet flowers provide a sense of wonderment and amazement to our daily lives. Catherine Pulsifer
    Only A Flower Poems



  9. To some, a dandelion is a weed but this flower has many seeds Catherine Pulsifer, First To Appear
    Dandelion Poems



  10. The flower shines not for itself at all; its joy is the joy it freely diffuses
  11. The flower shines not for itself at all; its joy is the joy it freely diffuses Unknown, Giving And Living
    Giving Poems



  12. Butterflies are self propelled flowers. R. H. Heinlein
    Butterfly Poems



  13. A daisy is a flower from above - so simple, its pedals of white that seem to dance in the light. Catherine Pulsifer, A Daisy
    Poems About Daisies



  14. Now when life's day is over — all done with hopes and fears — the fashion is to tender sweet flowers and salty tears. Arthur Franklin Fuller



  15. You got to have some trouble in this rough old world of ours, you got to fight the bumblebee, sometimes to pick the flowers Unknown, The Journey
    Life Journey Poems



  16. What do the leaves do through the long summer hours...shelter the wild flowers.
  17. What do the leaves do through the long summer hours...shelter the wild flowers. Unknown, The Lessons Of The Leaves
    Poems About Leaves



  18. Prayer is the concentrated asking, and is a flower that's sure to blow. Leonora Milliken Boss, What Is Faith and What Is Prayer?
    Faith Over Fear



  19. Blessed are the happy folks who understand the trees .....they know the language of the flowers, and hear the symphony
    Patience Strong, Wonderland



  20. How do the flowers love every flower its season? J. B. Selkirk, Love's Rejoinder
    True Love Poems



  21. Forests decay, harvests perish, flowers vanish, but grass is immortal. Brian Ingalls
    Poems about Grass and Lawns



  22. Bring now your flowers, the praise so fitly said - 'twill bless the living - cannot cheer the dead; Arthur Franklin Fuller



  23. I would rather have one little rose from the garden of a friend
  24. I would rather have one little rose from the garden of a friend Unknown, Kindness During Life
    Appreciation Poems



  25. March brings breezes loud and shrill, stirs the dancing daffodil Sara Coleridge, Month Poems
    Month Poems



  26. Ho, Dandelion! my lightsome fellow! What's become of all your yellow?
    Mary Mapes Dodge, Ho, Dandelion



  27. Oh! the flowers that bloom in beauty to-day, to-morrow may fade, so soon they decay. Mary C. Ryan
    Oh! The Flowers



  28. Flowers are loved by young and old, as they gracefully unfold John Imrie
    Flowers



  29. All the names I know from nurse: Gardener's garters, Shepherd's purse, Bachelor's buttons, Lady's smock and the Lady Hollyhock.
    Poetry of Robert Louis Stevenson, The Flowers



  30. A beautiful bouquet of flowers, - is precious to me, as coming from thee, with perfume of bright sunny bowers. John Imrie, A Bouquet Of Flowers



  31. Violets by the woodland way, promise of blossom on the spray. Wonderful glow of daffodils underneath the windowsills.
  32. Violets by the woodland way, promise of blossom on the spray. Wonderful glow of daffodils underneath the windowsills. Patience Strong, How Did It Happen



  33. With no hope, our life can be like a garden full of flowers but a winter garden covered with snow with no hope of blooms. Byron Pulsifer
    On Hope's Broken Wing



  34. Like the dew on the morning flowers before the sun's rays fall, love and friendship hover around us when thou art nigh. Eloise A. Skimings
    Famous Friendship Poems



  35. Stop and appreciate the small things every day - take time to stop and smell the flowers on your way. Catherine Pulsifer, Simple Things
    Poems About Living A Simple Life



  36. Along all our pathways sweet flowers are blossoming, if we will only stop to pluck them and smell their fragrance. Minot J. Savage, Go Through Life
    Journey Of Life



  37. God made a beauteous garden with lovely flowers strown Robert Frost, God's Garden
    God's Garden Poem



  38. When we see the rose, do we see the flower or the thorns? Catherine Pulsifer



  39. Like a happy child, through the flowers gay that fill the field and fringe the way Henry VanDyke



  40. A quick glance at a small flower garden whether that is in a backyard or a balcony planter may see the petals closing of certain flowers as they also bid farewell to the day. Byron Pulsifer
    Good Night



  41. The winter brings long, pleasant evenings, the spring brings a promise of flowers
  42. The winter brings long, pleasant evenings, the spring brings a promise of flowers Ella Wheeler Wilcox
    Poems about God's Blessings



  43. The frost-fashioned flake, when the winter is over, a dewdrop will shine in the heart of a flower. Nixon Waterman, Nature's Promise
    Wind In The Trees



  44. Summer has come, praise be to God, for the blushing flowers! Caleb Davis Bradlee, Summer
    Spring, Summer, Autumn Poems



  45. As late I rambled in the happy fields,.....I saw the sweetest flower wild nature yields, a fresh-blown musk-rose, 'twas the first that threw its sweets upon the summer Keats, To A Friend Who Sent Me Some Roses



  46. While they lavished their splendor before me, not a flower had I heart to cull Mary Mapes Dodge, From Flower To Light
    Poem How Does Your Garden Grow



  47. But you can brighten up my day when e're you send me flowers I'll know that someone out there cares through all these lonely hours. Greta Zwaan, Give Me Flowers
    Give Me Flowers


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