Planted late in the fall, the golden skin of the Daffodils bloom, rising on leafless stems, announcing that Spring is here ,
Making the first flower once again, pandering their beautiful color, waving complete in the wind with its six petals curling and it’s
trumpet-shaped corona, blowing their silent tune of beauty and magnificence into the air.
Their corner on the market, of looking good wherever they may grow, their early bloom, their status of making the yards look better, ready for Spring, ready for themselves.
Even this one, saved from its demise, and held so softly for you to see.
Ralph Peck
Photograph by Kelly Jordan
Tonkawa, Oklahoma
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