The nightingale is silent in the narcissus forest, the forest hears the lamentation of the rose.
Hand-picked by the Mughals, the narcissus flower is popularly known throughout the world as Narcissus.
In a letter written to Nargis, Nazrul says, 'Don't forget that I am a poet, even if I hurt, I hurt with flowers'.
Just as one flower does not make a garland, neither does one flower make a garden.
Nazrul's literature is like a flower garland or a flower garden.
Names of flowers used in Nazrul literature and music are Kamini, Beli, Sonalu, Bandevi, Chaitali-Champa, Girimallika, Kund, Kash, Dolanchampa, Fanimanasa, Ranga-Jaba, Shiuli, Sajne, Padma, Shapla,
Shatadal, bamboo, mustard, lotus, rose, mango bud, chrysanthemum, manjari, malati, dholkalmi, parijat, parul, dhutura, sandhyamalti, sandhyamani, sondal, rangan, sunflower, shirish,

