Summary
The website content is a poetic reflection on the nature of violets' color, contrasting common sayings with personal observation, as part of the #floralweek initiative to inspire hope.
Abstract
The article titled "Are Violets Really Blue?" challenges the traditional line from the famous poem "Roses are red, violets are blue" by pointing out that violets in the author's garden are not actually blue. This observation leads to a whimsical yet thoughtful poem that is the seventh in a series for #floralweek, an initiative started by Tapan Avasthi to foster hope and positivity during the second half of 2020. The poem is accompanied by two photographs, one by Alisa Anton and another by Tapan Avasthi, both sourced from Unsplash, which likely serve to visually complement the theme of the poem.
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Roses are red, and violets are blue but, hey, wait a minute… that isn’t true the violets in my garden, they are not blue.
Ah, what the heck, I still love you.
This is my 7th flower-power poem for #floralweek, an initiative by Tapan Avasthi to inspire hope for a better second half of 2020.
