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rose of Heaven
noun
- a plant, Lychnis coeli-rosa, of the pink family, native to the Mediterranean region, having solitary terminal, rose-pink flowers.
Word History and Origins
Origin of rose of Heaven1
Example Sentences
It was known in French as the Eye of God; and the Rose of Heaven.
And the gray dawn came creeping up the world, while in the eastern sky it was as though an angel of God had plucked a red rose of heaven and scattered its leaves abroad.
They all have quaint names, that in the west façade being called the “Rose of the Sea”; that in the north the “Rose of the Winds”; that in the south the “Rose of Heaven.”
Above me in the eternal blue Fluttered white clouds, And sparkled the eternal sun, The Rose of heaven, the fire-blossoming, Which joyously was mirrored in the sea.
O Love, the glory nears; The Gates of Pearl are flung apart, The Rose of Heaven appears.
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