Snowdrops: Poem by David Wood
Snowdrops:
The most welcoming sight to see
On a cold February day
Are flurries of snowdrops blowing free
In the breeze as they gently sway.
This gallant flower breaks through snow;
A harbinger of the coming spring,
Their white petals in the sun glow
The purest white, their glories sing.
The first flower of the New Year,
Tis fitting they are clothed in white;
With tall stems standing bright and clear,
They make a cold winter warm and bright.
They make a cold winter warm and bright So wonderfully said. There so much beauty in winter as your poem says. Thank you.
We have at least 5-6 weeks here til the first crocuses give us that joy
Our crocuses are already out as are the daffodils too due to a very mild winter we have had.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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4/25/2024 1:48:32 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Excellent poem dedicated to Feb and winter....but due to global warming it is very sad to say we are having 38 Cel now no more winter....Thanks for sharing after long gap.