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Prince of flowers 

Prince of flowers is a title given to a person who is seen as delicate and kind, I've met a guy who I believe deserves such a title.
He is the most kindest and smartest guy in all the land, with the softest smile and the prettiest eyes, he is as gentle and delicate as a flower and as royal and beloved as any king. He is loyal and wise, caring and loving, words can not describe his presence, the Prince of flowers is someone really hard to find, I'm lucky enough to even have met him let alone call him friend, he has been there for me through thick and thin, rain or shine and he'll always be mine. Never once has the Prince of flowers let me down, when I was at my lowest it was him who lent me a hand, I've never felt happier.

However he is also a bit mischievous and a bit of a perv but all in all a sweetheart, he can get even the saddest of people to crack a smile or giggle, not even a person with a heart of stone could keep a straight face around him. Though the Prince himself so dignified barely smiles, well until now.
He has soft neat hair, beautiful eyes, a few freckles and his food of choice, stew.
This man is the definition of perfect.
He is also quite fond of space, and though so perfect, the Prince too is human and makes mistakes but makes it special is that he acknowledges it and takes responsibility, when he makes a mistake he apologies and owns up to it.

I love you my Prince of flowers and I always will, nothing in this world could keep us apart <3
Person1: omg this guy is the sweetest most kindest I love him so muchhdjdksnd
Person2: sooo a Prince of flowers?
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