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| Date Added: January 15, 2010 06:01:25 PM | |
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| Category: Computers & Internet: World Wide Web: FAQs | |
Did you know that every flower speaks its own language? At the present time people don't commonly think about it, they just choose the prettiest flower or even the most expensive one – it seems to be enough to show how special the person you're giving flowers to is for you. But in fact there is a special harmony between the outward appearance of the flower and what it says about the emotions of the giver. In the Victorian times flowers were commonly used as a secret method of message sending. Flower language was created by Turkish people, that is the reason why sending a flower message to your loved one so as to show your emotions was called a “Persian Salaam”. This method of communication had wide popularity in the 18th century. At that time bouquets were arranged carefully and in precise correspondence to flower language. It's obvious that all flowers mean attention and care, but still each flower with its color and each flower composition have their own shades. For example, red roses have stood for love since the earliest times, but as regards yellow roses they mean jealousy. So you may see that it's helpful to get fundamental knowledge of flowers meaning to express your feelings correctly. You may be surprised to learn that there is a specialized branch of science that is dedicated to the examination of flower language. It's called floriography and its principal objective is to explain the underlying meaning of flowers and flowers arrangements both to givers and recipients. From time to time it's difficult to find appropriate words to express what you feel, so it is high time to use flowers. I'd like to explain the meaning of a number of widespread flowers: aloe signifies grief, aster refers to daintiness, begonia stands for beware, calendula refers to joy, carnation stands for health, energy and affection, daisy stands for innocence, loyal love, lily – purity, orchid – love and beauty and tulip signifies declaration of love. It is just a superficial overview of flowers language. And the meaning of any flower is much deeper that we may express in words. It is quite hard to explain their meaning, you should get inner understanding. If you are interested to learn more about flowers, you may read specialized literature, and you will soon find the common language with these amazing plants. |
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