The Violet Poem by Jane Taylor

A very prettily written poem, almost as humble as its topic.

i really like this poem. the everitt middle school girl's choir (7th & 8th graders) are singing 'The Violet' for our concert and it is just beautiful. my teacher's name is Ms. Edewaard and she works really hard to keep the class singing. she sometimes gets on everyone's nerves, but overall, she okay! ! !

that poem is a violet that is the poem .. is a violet

Then let me to the valley go This pretty flower to see That I may also learn to grow In sweet humility. A fantastic write. Loved the desire of learning to grow in humility. Enjoyed reading. Thanks for sharing.

The poem Violet is a very interesting poem for children It is also a nice poem to me alsof

Violets were once a popular symbol of sapphic love. I don't know if that has anything to do with this poem, but it's interesting to think how this information could change the meaning of the poem, no?

Bliss Beauty Flowers In Settings Wild if I were a master florist seeking out a bloom perfect flowers with flawed bent heads would get a peep not swift into dustbin discarded go not one customer wept alas not a single soul to shed tears for flowers to early tomb sent but unless your florists a flower with a bend stem that hangs its head which still looks beautiful smells like sweet perfume is still a precious rare joy to behold in wild settings Copyright © Terence George Craddock Inspired by the poem 'The Violet' by Jane Taylor. Dedicated to the poet Jane Taylor. Split image from the poem 'A Master Florist Seeks Out A Perfect Bloom' by Terence George Craddock.

A Master Florist Seeks Out A Perfect Bloom if I were a master florist seeking out a perfect bloom flowers with flawed bent heads would not get a peep into dustbin discarded go not one customer to weep not a single soul to shed a tear for flowers sent to early tomb but unless your a florist a flower with a bend stem that hangs its head which still glance looks startling beautiful smells like sweet perfume is still a precious rare joy to behold in settings wild Copyright © Terence George Craddock Inspired by the poem 'The Violet' by Jane Taylor. Dedicated to the poet Jane Taylor. Original version of the split image 'Bliss Beauty Flowers In Settings Wild' by Terence George Craddock.

The moral of the poem could be, unless your a florist, a flower with a bend stem that hangs its head, which still looks beautiful and smells like sweet perfume, is still a precious joy to behold in the wild.