Pale blue forget-me-nots bloom in the dark green depths of the mountains

Forget-me-not is also called sea lavender; as its name suggests, forget-me-not is often used for astringing and stopping bleeding.

In a German legend, when God had finished naming all the flowers, a little unnamed flower cried out: "Oh, my God, please do not forget me." And God gladly answered: "That shall be your name."

That pale blue forget-me-not blooms on the distant cliff, and also blossoms in the heart of a couple who hold hands until old age. Bamboo groves and plum shadows, dark ink-like secluded mountains, zither and lute played together, all is peaceful and good.

By the stream where purple flowers bloom, a flowing robe of gorgeous colors warmed a whole flower season. Pull a wisp of green cloud and engrave it in the heart of poetry, and in the rings of the years, listen to the sound of flowers blooming.