I think it means that people shouldn't pick flowers or mow the beautiful flowers down. Everyone has their own meaning to this poem, but I think it is simple enough just to say that it means people should savor flowers and not mow them down in a beautiful meadow. The meadow is a "temple of heat" or a peaceful place that should not be destroyed. It is a small version of us saying 'save the rain forest!'
arabic, meaning rose
Wild rose
A type of rose or flower
It is Greek, a woman from Rhodes, name meaning 'Rose'
aamiya means nectar of rose.
In the poem "Rose Pogonias" by Robert Frost, the speaker is observant, contemplative, and nostalgic. The phrase "It is snowing a flake" shows the speaker's attention to detail and surroundings; "silent-footed and slow" reflects a sense of peaceful observation and mindfulness; and "The little tug of trouble, coming without call" suggests a pensive recollection of past experiences. Together, these phrases indicate a speaker who is reflective and attuned to the beauty of the natural world.
there is an english rose called 'Robert le Diable' (Robert the devil)
Robert John Rose was born in 1930.
Robert Sainte-Rose was born in 1943.
Robert Rose - sportsman - died in 1999.
Robert Rose - sportsman - was born in 1952.
Robert H. Rose House was created in 1896.
Robert Rose - basketball - was born on 1964-12-27.
Robert E. Rose was born on 1939-10-07.
Robert Norman Rose has written: 'The Field 1853-1953'
yes there is
arabic, meaning rose