Quotes Bunga Dandelion Novels & Stories

-Well I can tell you. -Do you know the meaning of the flowers? I say raising an eyebrow. -Why does it surprise you? -The thing is… -Don't tell me anything, just pay attention. -Okay. -Well this flower -she says touching a very beautiful flower- is called Dalia and it means impulsiveness and passion. Young people gave these flowers to indicate that they were looking for a love affair or asking to be carried away by passion. -Wao, what about this one? I say pointing to a red flower.

Or maybe I just really wanted to throw the arrangement at Jacob’s head. Except I was extremely proud of this design: a purple monochromatic arrangement of roses, buckeye flowers and porcelain vines. I liked using flowers and plants that other people thought were common or weeds. It might have to do with the fact that I was named Dandelion, after that infamous weed.

Therefore, they were given the name fire dandelions. Ben swayed the seeds up to the sky. The dragon patted the wings and breathed out a gush of fire right to it. Fluffy puffs popped out of the dark brown seeds and flowered in full. Each dandelion bloom was as bright red as the kernel of a flame.

They sat like that for a while, wrapped in the hush of a healing world. Moments later, Lila came bounding toward them, cheeks flushed, a dandelion clutched tightly in each hand. “For you, Mommy,” she said, holding one out with both pride and ceremony. Elena took it with care, like it was made of glass. “Thank you, baby.” “And one for Jack,” she added, thrusting the second flower at him. Jack blinked. “I’ve never gotten a dandelion before.” “Now you have,” Lila grinned, triumphant, and skipped away again with the grace only a six-year-old could manage.

He asks as I can feel his stares on my face, which I did not dare to look back. "I think daffodils best describes me, and I like them because they symbolize rebirth and new beginnings." I tried not to sound affected by the thought of daffodils I know deep inside me that I am like the flower I mention to him. "On the contrary, they symbolize uncertainty and unrequited love," My eyes widen at the words that come out from Leonel's mouth. I did not know about it, so the flower mirrors my situation, and it best describes me as a person.

He said and I looked around clearly, finding nothing more. “Well, I couldn’t see it…” I wrapped my arm around me with a stern look as I added, “And you do know that Dandelions close at night…” “Oh… I am not very familiar with the flowers…” He looked apologetic. “So then why doing this??” I questioned, keeping my hands on my hip in a bit of frustration. “You gave me a surprise, and I wanted to give you one in return… Oh, come on, Amy, I have been working on this for two days…”