cream, mellow, light
sunny, typical, warm
tropical, rich, bright
sudden burst of orange
6 rounded flat petals
center circular - dimensional
within the center - yellow tubes reaching
reaching for the day to begin
After an early morning walk, I wanted to embrace spring by bringing my daffodils inside. It was a perfect morning to collect flowers that were still fresh but bent a bit from the rain last night. I picked two big handfuls and started plotting where to put them. Daffodils have skinny stems so they need a small opening to stand upright. My grandmothers old glass milk jugs were great and filled three vases for each room downstairs. I filled a trio of smaller cases and placed them together in the dining room window. Nothing says spring like fresh flowers. The combination of fresh flowers and a bit of my grandmother might be something to ponder with my observations above for another piece sometime.
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Daffodils are so pretty - you captured their details perfectly with your words. How I long for more flowers outside!
ReplyDeleteBringing spring into the house just lights up a room. How lucky that you have so many daffodils to bring in. I used to have that, but sadly I no longer have daffodils in my yard, however, I will have tulips. They might just find their way into the house.
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