The ranunculus symbolism is of charm and attraction. In short, the charm represented by ranunculus flowers extends to both the idea of beauty and the idea of delighting someone (“to be charming.”) A bouquet sends a message that says, “Your charm delights me.”
The ranunculus symbolism is of charm and attraction. In short, the charm represented by ranunculus flowers extends to both the idea of beauty and the idea of delighting someone (“to be charming.”) A bouquet sends a message that says, “Your charm delights me.”
Ophelia by Friedrich Wilhelm Theodor Heyser (before 1921)
The Lady of Shalott by John William Waterhouse (1888)
The Death of Sappho by Pierre-Augustin Vafflard (1819)
Safo, by Miguel Carbonel Selva, (1880)
Ophelia by Friedrich Wilhelm Theodor Heyser (before 1921)
The Lady of Shalott by John William Waterhouse (1888)
The Death of Sappho by Pierre-Augustin Vafflard (1819)
Safo, by Miguel Carbonel Selva, (1880)
"Sometimes you don't know that you're a part of someone else's story, but you are. There can be this moment where it is *unveiled* to you through *things that they do that are very overt* ...
"Sometimes you don't know that you're a part of someone else's story, but you are. There can be this moment where it is *unveiled* to you through *things that they do that are very overt* ...
I pledge allegiance to your hands, your team, your vibes
I pledge allegiance to your hands, your team, your vibes
Feels like I lost my twin
Feels like I lost my twin