Well, let me tell ya somethin’ about heart flowers. Heart flowers, they ain’t just any kinda flowers, you know? They got special meanin’, deep down inside.
I ain’t no fancy expert, but I seen a whole bunch of ’em in my time. Some folks say different colors mean different things. Like, if you get a pink one, that’s supposed to mean, you know, like, lovey-dovey stuff. Romance, they call it.
And white ones? Them’s for pureness, like a baby’s heart, all clean and new. But lemme tell ya, the red ones, them’s the real deal. Red means, like, fire in your belly kinda love. Strong, like a bull, and brave, like a soldier. That’s what them fancy folks call “passion”, “desire”, “strength” and “courage”. Red flowers, they show strong feelin’s, ya know?
Now, pink ain’t bad neither. It’s kinda softer, like a little girl’s dress. It means happy things, and bein’ joyful, and all that girly stuff. Grace, joy, happiness, innocence, and femininity, that’s what the city folks say. Sounds about right, I guess.
- Red: Means strong, burning love.
- Pink: Means happy, sweet love, like a young girl.
- White: Means pure, clean love, like a baby.
Then there’s those purple ones. Them’s fancy, like for a queen or somethin’. They mean you respect somebody, you know, look up to ’em. Like when you see the preacher, you kinda feel that way, respectful-like. Admiration, respect, dignity, and royalty, that’s the highfalutin words for it.
Flowers, they’re purdy things, ain’t they? They grow and they’re full of life. And the heart, well, that’s where all the feelin’s are. You put ’em together, and it’s like, kindness growin’ inside ya, understandin’ each other better. It’s the blossoming of compassion, kindness and understanding.
I seen some heart flowers, most of ’em are bright pink or red. Real romantic-like. But there’s these white ones, they call ’em Bleedin’ Hearts. They’re kinda sad, ya know? They say they’re for young girls who died too soon, all innocent and purdy. It’s a symbol of purity and innocence.
And then, there’s lavender, kinda like purple but lighter. That’s for when a girl grows up and becomes a lady. It’s all refined and graceful. Lavender flowers represent refinement, grace. Fancy, ain’t it?
Now, if you wanna tell a friend you care, you don’t always need red roses, even though the red flowers are the most popular. There’s other purdy flowers too, like them peach-colored ones. Tulips, roses, all sorts of names I can’t even say right. But they all mean the same thing: I’m thinkin’ of ya, and I care.
So, next time you see a heart flower, don’t just look at it. Think about what it means. Think about the feelin’s behind it. Cause flowers ain’t just flowers, they’re messages from the heart. And that’s all there is to it, plain and simple.
And don’t forget, peach color blooms are good for friends too. Tulips, ranunculus, roses, alstroemeria, carnations, lisianthus, gladiolus, and gerbera daisies, all of them are good for showing you care.
So, there you have it. A whole bunch of stuff about heart flowers, straight from the… well, never you mind where it came from. Just remember what I told ya, and you’ll be alright.
Tags: Heart Flowers, Flower Meanings, Red Flowers, Pink Flowers, White Flowers, Purple Flowers, Lavender Flowers, Peach Flowers, Love, Romance, Friendship, Symbolism
