Publisher's Synopsis
"Bards and Blossoms, Or, the Poetry, History, and Associations of Flowers" explores the rich tapestry of floral symbolism woven through poetry, history, and folklore. Frederick Edward Hulme delves into the cultural significance of various flowers, examining their representation in literature and art, and tracing their historical associations across different societies. This volume offers a fascinating glimpse into the language of flowers, revealing how blossoms have been used to convey emotions, commemorate events, and embody deeper meanings. From the romantic rose to the humble daisy, each flower is given its due, enriching our understanding of the natural world and its enduring impact on human expression.
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