Snowdrop Poem by David Taylor

Snowdrop

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Sweet Snowdrop;
you reached up to the sky
through winter's snow,
and now you have bloomed
you gently bow your head to earth.
What did you see?

I lift your pure white blossom
and find green and gold
drawing my eyes to your centre;
so still; unfolding all your beauty.
And having reached for the stars
you now bow your head to earth.

Sweet Snowdrop;
what did you find
such that you are now speechless,
have no need to reach up high,
and just gaze upon the earth in awe?

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Mary Gordley 03 March 2008

Very lovely David. Snowdrops are such brave little blossoms daring to give us hope for Spring even as Winter tries to maintain an icy grip.

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Flora Gillingham 03 March 2008

Beautifully gentle poem.

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Original Unknown Girl 03 March 2008

David, you captured the delicate nature of the snowdropp perfectly. HG: -) xx

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