A few early wild daffodils in the woods
By Rhiannonw
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Trees above seem dead and dun;
fragile early wood wild daffodil
shines in March’s gentle sun,
dances in the frisky breeze.
[Near Dymock, Gloucestershire, home of wild daffodils. 14/3/23
We went there four years ago about this time, and I think the daffodils were more advanced, and we probably found the stronger sites. https://www.abctales.com/story/rhiannonw/wild-daffodils-field-and-meadow ]
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"...fragile early wood wild
"...fragile early wood wild daffodil.."
Synonymous with spring. A beautiful image, Rhiannon. Lovely photo as well. Who doesn't love daffodils?! Paul
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It was lovely to read your
It was lovely to read your poem Rhiannon, with its touch of seasonal colour.
Although it's cold, our garden daffodils have been out for nearly two weeks, they look a bit forlorn at 7am, but soon lift their heads as the day progresses. I've even seen bees in the garden which is great news.
Glad to hear you're out and about.
Jenny.
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Very lovely Rhiannon. I was
Very lovely Rhiannon. I was very worried about the few open daffodils in my garden as the frost had squashed them flat this morning, but they're up and happy again now - phew!
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Early Daffodils
I thought you expressed in a few lines what is the emergent beauty of the daffodils, especially now in our delayed spring; a nice one Rhiannonw. Dougie
Dougie Moody
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