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There isn't actually a book titled "The Cabbage" by Madison Cawein. It's a short poem about a cabbage growing amongst beautiful flowers in a garden. The flowers consider themselves superior because they're admired for their fragrance and beauty. They mock the cabbage for its practical purpose and even its smell. However, the owner of the garden prioritizes practicality and chooses the cabbage for dinner, highlighting the value of things that serve a purpose, even if they aren't considered conventionally beautiful.
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