Hyacinth

Inspired by a song called "Untitled" by Rex Orange County. On the lyrics: "And I don't mind if you hate me 'Cause, baby, if I were you I would probably hate me too"

in Greek mythology, Apollo, the sun god, and Zephyr, the god of the west wind, compete against one another for the affections of a young boy, Hyakinthos. Apollo is teaching Hyakinthos how to throw a discus. Horrifically angered by the sight, Zephyr blows a gust of wind in Apollo's direction, sending the discus hurtling back towards Hyakinthos. The discus strikes the young boy, killing him instantly. Apollo, heartbroken, notices a flower has sprung up from the blood of Hyakinthos, and rightfully names the flower hyacinth, in the young boy's honor. There you have folks—another Greek tragedy in the world of flowers.

Therefore, hyacinths are often known as a symbol of jealousy and sorrow.