Daffodils,
That come before the swallow dares, and take
The winds of March with beauty…
William Shakespeare, “The Winter’s Tale”
Daffodils in the snow
Posted byKathy SimmonsPosted inBeauty, Flowers, Nature, Photography, Poetry, UncategorizedTags:Daffodils, Flowers, Photography, Resilient, Shakespeare, snow, Spring
Published by Kathy Simmons
I am an ex New Yorker who still misses the vibrancy of the city. I seek out the humor in every day life and relay it through my stories in the hope others will appreciate as well. I love to write about growing up with my fantastically unique Irish mother whose memory inspires me every day. Although she is no longer with us, her antics are an endless staple for my tales. I currently live in Connecticut with my husband, two sons and toy fox terrier Anabel. View more posts
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Gorgeous!! 💖💖
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Daffodils are always my favorite sign that spring is here. It seems that for many of us, spring sprang but is now being snow-dusted or frost-bitten!
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Love this! A daffy isn’t a daffy until it has been dusted by snow.
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So beautiful! I’ve always loved daffodils. Simple beauty can be the most precious. Beautiful photos!
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Daffodils are probably my favorite flower. They always let me know that spring is coming. Great photo.
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Beautiful shot. Their beauty appears to be delicate, but what strength to endure the cold and ice!
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Thanks Patti, I couldn’t agree more.
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This often happens to the daffodils of West Michigan. 🙂 Lovely photo.
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Love this image, Kathy. Daffodils have learned to be hearty.
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A lovely capture, Kathy!
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Reblogged this on Shangri-La and commented:
The resilient daffodil
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Oh I bet these little gems are a little cold. 😀 Great photo.
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