There's this German term for flowers on a wall: "Mauerblümchen" [ˈmaʊ̯ɐˌblyːmçən]. It literally translates to: wallflowerette. It isn't much used to talk about flowers, though. It describes a person, usually a woman, that doesn't get much attention because their beauty isn't obvious.
How does that make sense? A flower on a wall is so much easier to notice than in a meadow?!? I guess if it sounds poetic enough, it doesn't actually have to make sense.
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