Daffodil Poem by David Wood
Daffodil
Oh, what fair beauty to behold
Your colour so bright, so bold.
Rising in the early morn
Resting your head in the mid-day storm.
Even in meadows of the underworld power,
Persephone wandered to pick the flower.
The daffodil, a narcissi, a great bloom
Becomes spring, bride and groom.
A pearl the morning dew caught,
Their time on earth all too short.
nice write about a delightful flower. Whispers of hope and happiness. Looks so beautiful blowing in the breeze.
excellent write on nature and one of its understated beauties the Daffodil..
A nature poem description about the beauty and color leads to the beauty of the earth, read it and enjoyed Mr David
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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A pearl the morning dew caught Their time on the earth was too short.. Beautiful poem on Daffodil..loved reading it.