As Scott Manetsch has noted, in the decades and centuries that followed the Reformation, the Psalms served as «the distinguishing mark of Reformed worship and the cri de coeur of embattled French Protestantism.» (firstthings.com)
I read it as an unintentional cri du coeur: a confession of catechetical disaster and pastoral failure on a nationwide scale, to which the German episcopate has no response save to urge others down the path that has led Catholicism in Germany into profound incoherence. (firstthings.com)
Also, the use of petals and poppies as wonderful illustrations to a poem, Pavot d'Or, «Je t» aime pour me delivre du poids du mon coeur,» the idea of the flower that relieved one from the heaviness of the heart. (gagosianquarterly.com)