Forget Me Not

The sweet 

forget-me-nots

that grow for happy lovers.

Alfred Lord Tennyson

Forget-Me- Nots

Anne Cotterill

When to the flowers so beautiful

The Father gave a name,

Back came a little blue-eyed one

All timidly it came;

And standing at its Father's feet,

And gazing in His face.

It said, in low and trembling tones;

"Dear God, the name Thou gavest me,

Alas! I have forgot."

Kindly the Father looked him down

And said: "Forget Me not."

Author Unknown

Dainty Blue Delight

Forget-Me-Nots

So small, so blue

In grassy places

My flowers raise

Their tiny faces.

By streams my 

bigger sisters grow

And smile in gardens

in a row.

I've never seen

a garden plot;

But thou I'm small

Forget-Me-Not!

Song of the Forget-Me-Not Fairy

By Cicely Mary Barker

  The Forget-Me-Not-Fairy

Cecily Mary Barker

Where do fairy babies lie

Till they're old enough to fly?

Here's a likely place I think

Mid' these flowers blue and pink.

Pink for girls and blue for boys

Pretty things for babies' toys!

Let us peep now, gently. Why,

Fairy baby, here you lie!

Kicking there with no one by,

Baby dear, how good you lie!

All alone, but, O, you're not-

You could never be- forgot!

Oh, how glad I am I've found you

With Forget-Me-Nots around you

Blue the colour of the sky

Fairy baby, Hushabye!

Forget-Me-Not Fairy Baby

Cecily Mary Barker