Beauty is in the meaning
I’ve never had a favorite flower.
Roses are cliché
Daisies are farm-girly
Lilies are beautiful, but they’re hard to press.
Snapdragons are great, but you can’t find them in Wal-Mart.
Orchids are too expensive.
Poinsettias…. let’s not even go there.
Color, shape, smell, size….how do you decide?
You put a flower in my hand, a big poofy thing the size of a golf ball and about the same color: a dandelion. You have brought me a dandelion.
“What’s this?” I ask, wondering what you expect me to do with it.
You shrug and say, “I love you. That’s all.”
I now have a favorite flower.
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