Absolutely stunning photo and sentiment, Sylvia. This is what I love about wildflowers, their resilience season after season. Who pops out of a deep freeze with a cheerful smile on their face?
They persevered and were beautiful after the snow melted. The pansies, the daffodils and the crocus flowers were all ok, but the forsythia, not so much.
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❤ So lovely.
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Thank you.
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Mine were looking like this too the other day, but they are so resilient and encouraging! ☺️
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They really are!
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I love your poem. 🙂
And I love that Nature will somehow find a way – even through snow. 🙂
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Yes, you’re right. 🙂
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🙂
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The photo says it all!
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🙂
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Absolutely stunning photo and sentiment, Sylvia. This is what I love about wildflowers, their resilience season after season. Who pops out of a deep freeze with a cheerful smile on their face?
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Exactly Jet! 🙂
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Stuck! Unable to grow! Unwilling to move on; the saddest things…
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After the snow melted, these daffodils stiffened, and stood beautifully in the April sun. Sometimes, it just works out that way….sometimes.
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Reaching for the sun, reaching for life. Nice photo! ❤️
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Yes, thank you John.
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Awww…
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They persevered and were beautiful after the snow melted. The pansies, the daffodils and the crocus flowers were all ok, but the forsythia, not so much.
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Glad to hear all was not lost. 🙂
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