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Lavinia - By Özdemir Asaf
I won't ask you not to go.
You are cold, take my jacket.
These are the loveliest times of the day.
Stay with me.
I won't ask you not to go.
Still, you know.
If you want lies, I will tell you lies,
You'll be hurt.
I won't ask you not to go.
But Lavinia, don't go.
I will keep your name as a secret
Even you shall not know Lavinia.
Dip Not: Lavinia, a very elegant flower, is known as the 'flower of death'. Lavinia flower is a delicate and fragrant pink flower known as "musk flower" or "flower of death". Since it is the flower of death, it is used in the figurative sense of "inaccessible, inaccessible".
This word, which depicts the figure of a magnificent beloved in dreams, is the name given to the daughter of a powerful commander in Roman mythology. It has also been witnessed that the word, which means charming, attractive and perfect lover, is sometimes used in the sense of freedom.
This beautiful plant was named the Lavinia after a sad event in Ancient Rome. The story of this flower is contained in Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus.