The Poetry of Flowers

The Poetry of Flowers - An Introduction

D H Lawrence - Rose of All the World

Robert Burns - A Red, Red Rose

Alfred Austin - A Wild Rose

Algernon Charles Swinburne - The Year of the Rose

Edmund Waller - Go Lovely Rose

John Keats - To a Friend Who Sent Me Roses

Emily Bronte - Love Is Like the Wild Rose Briar

Thomas Hood - Flowers

John Boyle O'reilly - A White Rose

William Henry Davies - Laughing Rose

Emily Dickinson - Where Roses Would Not Dare to Go

Thomas Moore - Tis the Last Rose of Summer

Edith Nesbit - The December Rose

Alfred Austin - My Winter Rose

Alfred Austin - Winter Violets

Percy Bysshe Shelley - On a Faded Violet

Alice Dunbar Nelson - Sonnet

Henry James Pye - The Myrtle and the Bramble, A Fable

Rabindranath Tagore - The Gardener

Robert Louis Stevenson - The Gardener

Lewis Carroll - The Mad Gardener's Song

Amy Lowell - Planning the Garden

Emily Dickinson - Like Flowers That Heard the News of Dews

Alfred Lord Tennyson - The Flower

Anne Bronte - The Bluebell

William Wordsworth - Daffodils

Amy Lowell - In a Garden

William Morris - A Garden by the Sea

Khalil Gibran - Song of the Flower

John Donne - The Primrose

Amy Lowell - Madonna of the Evening Flowers

Charlotte Smith - Ode to the Poppy

John Skelton - My Darling Dear, My Daisy Flower

Anonymous - Jungle Flower

Samuel Taylor Coleridge - To a Primrose

Edith Nesbit - Windflowers

Henry James Pye - The Snowdrop

Charlotte Smith - The Snow Drop

Samuel Taylor Coleridge - Lines on Observing a Blossom

A E Houseman - The Lent Lilly

John Hartley - To a Daisy Found Blooming March 7th

Katherine Mansfield - Very Early Spring

William Wordsworth - To the Daisy

William Wordsworth - Lines Written in Early Spring

Amy Lowell - Tulip

Christina Georgina Rossetti - An October Garden

Thomas Hardy - To Flowers from Italy

Amy Lowell - White & Green

Amy Lowell - Lilacs