Forget Me Not Flower
The Flower of Love
Once upon a time, a Knight and his bride were walking along a river. While gathering the little blue flowers for his sweetheart, the Knight fell into the deep and treacherous river. Just before his armour had pulled him beneath the water, he tossed the flowers to his lover and pleaded, "Forget Me Not!". Those were his dying words. Ever since, the little blue flower has been known as as the forget-me-not.
The Victorians gave meaning to flowers in order to express their feelings. Forget-Me-Nots represent lasting love. In Victorian England, the Forget-Me-Not flower was worn by women to ensure that their lovers would never forget them.
Forget Me Not Poems
The Knight And The Bride
William McGonagall
The Sweet Forget-Me-Not
Traditional from Newfoundland
Wild Forget-Me-Nots
by Patience Strong
Untitled
Unknown
Forget-Me-Not
Emily Bruce Roelofson
Forget-Me-Not Fairy
Cicely Mary Barker
When the wise God planted His garden
Myrtle Fisher Seaverns
Other Forget-Me-Not Links: Basic Facts | How To Grow | Alaskan State Flower
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