To the Flower Called, Forget Me Not
Amelia Alderson Opie
1769 to 1853
Fond memory's flower, of azure dye,
Permit thy bard one boon to crave;
When in death's narrow bed I lie,
Oh! bloom around my humble grave.
And if some tender faithful friend
Should, led by love, approach the spot,
And o'er thy flowers admiring bend,
Then say for me, Forget me not!
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