THE FLOWER LANGUAGE
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CONVOLVULUS- Dead hope
THE MORNING GLORY
O maid!
I pray thee light
Both noon and night;
The envious dawn
Thou lookest on
I pray thee light
Both noon and night;
The envious dawn
Thou lookest on
Is too soon gone;
Then stay
The day,
I pray!
By Margaret Deland, from "John Ward, Preacher"
References:
1.Fortune Telling BY MADAME XANTO
2.Familiar Flowers of Field and Garden Described and Illustrated by F Schuyler Mathews Author of Familiar Trees Etc
New Edition With Orthochromatic Photographs from Nature by LW Brownell and over Two Hundred Drawings by the Author and a Systematical Index and Floral Calendar
NEW YORK AND LONDON D APPLETON AND COMPANY 1915
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