Daffodil’s first bloom
Basking in bright warm sunshine
Buds waiting their turn
*
Dark clouds brought cold rain today
Chilled blooms wait another day
*
Photo: Dwight L. Roth
First Bloom
Roth Poetry
Poetry From the Heart!
Daffodil’s first bloom
Basking in bright warm sunshine
Buds waiting their turn
*
Dark clouds brought cold rain today
Chilled blooms wait another day
*
Photo: Dwight L. Roth
Roth Poetry 
Have your daffodils already started to bloom?
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yes, yesterday! :>)
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WOW! Amazing! 🙂
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They get lots of sunshine! That warm couple days really brought them on,
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They are full of buds waiting for the sunshine!
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Thank you!
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A lovely poem. Thank you for sharing, so positive thoughts. Enjoy a beautiful weekend! Michael
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you are very welcome! And you too!
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Thank you!
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Thank you for sharing this poem. Ot gives me hope spring is around the corner.
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Yes it is!!
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Ah, the promise of daffodils . . .
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Yes, so great to see! Yours are coming once the snow melts!!
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Ah spring thoughts thank you.
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It will be up your way in another month or two!! :>)
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From your mouth to God’s ears ❤
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Ha ha… for sure!!
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The first daffodil…always a heartwarming sight! I can almost smell its fragrance. Lovely poem and photo, Dwight.
Happy spring! ❤
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Thank you Cheryl. I am excited!
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Beautiful nature!
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Thank you Jay!
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A very nice tanka, also a smile with the first cheerful blooms. It’s still to early here.
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Thank you so much! It is wonderful to see the flowers ready to pop!
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You’re welcome. 🙂
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Lovely…they are coming soon!
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Yes and I am ready for them!
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nothing is wonderful to begin the day with such a nice poetry….love daffodils
I am new here and posted my first poetry. Do tell me how is it ….I would love to be in the company of great poets…….cheers like Daffodils…..
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Thank you very much!
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Daffodils blooming in bright sunshine is such a lovely sight. Those buds herald lots of beauty to come in future. Hope to see the full bloom once that happens.
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It will post it in all its glory!! Thanks Deb!
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Daffodils are the golden harbinger of Spring. Always make me smile.
Your photo is so bright and clear.
Miriam
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Thank you Miriam. I love the first flowers of spring!
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Wow, I really like this one! Is there a name for the type or style of poetry you have used?
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yes this is called a Tanka. It is a Haiku with two additional lines of seven syllables each.
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Oh okay, thank you. That’s really interesting! Maybe I’ll try writing a Tanka too sometime.
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I find them fun to write!
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Reblogged this on Love and Love Alone.
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Thank you!
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Nicely done
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Thank you! So good to see spring on the way.
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What a cheerful, golden blog post with which to start a rainy Saturday. THANK YOU! You must live somewhere a bit more southerly than I do. Yesterday the first snowdrop appeared (!!) in my side yard,and a few crocus have started sticking their little green fingers out of the soil. I live near Boston and planted some of them last fall when our national political drama was quite intense, hoping for blossoms — both actual and metaphoric — this spring. My favorite line in your poem is: “Buds waiting their turn.” I will join your daffodil buds and patiently wait for the beauty of spring to arrive here in the Boston area.
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Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment. Yes, we are in North Carolina, and about a month a head of you in Boston. it won;t be long. Spring is on the way in more ways than one. Hopefully we can all start poking our heads up out of our burrows soon!
Dwight
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💛🌾
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Thanks Chuck!
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Always a pleasure to read and share your posts with followers, Dwight!! Have a great day!
😊👍✨✨🎉
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Not a peek from a daffodil yet. Stay under the snow little flower… not time yet here in central Montana.
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Another month for you! We are half way to Florida!
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I should plant some Daffodil, Dwight. Are they perennial?
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They are wonderful, coming up every year and dividing to make more every year. You must let the stems die back or they will quit blooming.
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Lovely! The last of the summer bulbs, the belladonnas, are just finishing here.
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interesting! I am looking forward to spring once more!
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❤ nature!
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yes! Thanks!
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