Daisy
Dainty little daisy,
She quietly sleeps,
From her frills of pink
She dare not peek.
Little daisy dozes
In her warm cocoon
Until sunshine’s rays
Wake her into bloom.
Yellow Flag
Yellow flag,
Your ensign seen,
Stood tall and proud,
A regal queen.
Shining beacon
Of the watery banks
With green attendants
At your flank.
Your beautiful bunting,
A fine display,
Junes jubilation,
A royal parade.
Celandine Stars
Sparkling bright
We welcome
Their twinkling yellow light
When days are gloomy
A hopeful sign
When celandine stars
Through the undergrowth shine.
Photo by Hannah Semple
Earth Mother Nature Lover
Welsh Daffodils
Golden bugles
Gladly blow
The last remnants of winters sleep.
Blooms a glow
In joyful triumph
Lighting up Welsh valleys deep.
Bonnets bowing
Fair headed beauties
Play for us a merry song.
Dancing in winds
Of wild abandon
On Welsh hills where they belong.
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