Yellow tulips on my table
The sky is gray,
the lands are white
With yellow tulips on my table
I’m laughing
because the contrast
is hot and cold at the same time
A ray of sunshine in the sleeping house…
but I prefer the gray and white enveloping me
And leaning forwards on the table
the flowers nodd and laugh with me
They whisper: “spring is nearing”
whether I’m ready or not
Whilst stronger rays
transform the house
smiling knowingly
“Rejoice in the sunshine
child of winter!”
robin & mlaure
Famous songs with tulips
The tulip flower has been used as a symbol of love, beauty, and joy in many songs. Here are a few famous songs that feature tulips
“Tiptoe Through the Tulips” by Tiny Tim. This song, originally recorded in 1929, became a hit in the 1960s when it was featured in the film “Insidious”. The song’s lyrics describe a lover who is “tiptoeing” through the tulips to reach their beloved.
“Tulips” by Bloc Party. This song, released in 2005, is a love song that uses the tulip as a symbol of the singer’s affection. The lyrics describe the tulip as a “simple thing” that represents the beauty and joy of the singer’s relationship.
“Tulipan” by Czeslaw Niemen. This song, released in 1972, is a Polish ballad that uses the tulip as a symbol of hope and beauty. The lyrics describe the tulip as a “miracle of nature” that brings happiness and joy to the singer’s life.
“Yellow Tulips” by Frank Sinatra. This song, released in 1961, is a romantic ballad that uses the yellow tulip as a symbol of the singer’s love. The lyrics describe the yellow tulip as a “sign of hope” that represents the singer’s desire to be with their beloved.
“Tulip” by Elaine Paige. This song, released in 1984, is a pop ballad that uses the tulip as a metaphor for the singer’s emotions. The lyrics describe the tulip as a “fragile flower” that represents the singer’s vulnerability and openness to love.
The tulip has been used as a symbol of love, hope, and beauty in many songs over the years, often evoking a sense of joy and romance.
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