Zij Verkoopt Pioenen En Ranonkels is a Dutch phrase that means “She sells peonies and ranunculus.”
Peonies and ranunculus are both beautiful flowers that are popular in the spring. Peonies are large, showy flowers with a sweet fragrance. Ranunculus are smaller, more delicate flowers with a wide range of colors.
The phrase “Zij Verkoopt Pioenen En Ranonkels” could be used to describe a woman who sells flowers at a market or flower shop. It could also be used more figuratively to describe a woman who is beautiful, delicate, and fragrant.
Here is a poem I wrote about a woman who sells peonies and ranunculus:
She sells peonies and ranunculus, Her flowers are fresh and fair. She smiles at all who pass her by, And her laughter fills the air.
Her hair is black as night, Her eyes are blue as sky. Her skin is soft as petals, And her lips are red as wine.
She is a vision of beauty, A joy to behold. She is the embodiment of spring, And her flowers are a gift to us all.
I hope you enjoyed my poem!