Language of flowers

Maiden’s Hair - discretion
Lily (Eucharis) - maiden charms
Mountain Laurel - ambition
White Poppy - sleep, my antidote
Clematis - mental beauty, art
Moschatel - weak but winning
Lily of the Valley - return of happiness
Butterfly Weed - let me go
Pyrus Japonica - fairies’ fire
Asphodel - my regrets follow you to the grave
White Rose (dried) - death preferable to loss of innocence
Witch Hazel - a spell
French Honeysuckle - rustic beauty
Henbane - imperfection
Laburnum - forsaken, pensive beauty
Weeping Willow - mourning
Dead leaves - sadness
Locust Tree (green) - affection beyond the grave
Camellia (pink) - longing
Gerbera - innocence
Lobelia - malevolence
Amaryllis - pride, splendid beauty
Persimmon - bury me amid nature’s beauties
Carnation (green) - secret symbol of the followers of Oscar Wilde
Helenium - tears
Larkspur - lightness, levity
Hawthorn - hope
Auricula - painting
Queen Anne’s Lace - fantasy
Eglantine - I wound to heal

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waegholm:

- Sweet Prospero, why hast thou forsaken me?

“Amazing Grace” (2006).

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When greed excels the limits, downfall will shortly come

Just flipped through Businessweek… -___-

I’m sick and tired of the direction Facebook is going.

If they stopped at timeline, it would have been all right. However, they wanted more revenue, so they threw in ads, creating a once simplistic atmosphere into a disgusting atmosphere. Also, I read in a previous issue of Businessweek that supposedly a search bar type of thing may be coming in the future. -______- I prefer Google for my searching. Surely, Facebook is useful and successful; however, I think that they have gone beyond the limits at this rate. If Facebook exceeds Google, I do not know what will happen next. -_____- *goes read books*

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