Snowdrops
In January you may see crops
Of newly emerging white snowdrops
These are delicate little flowers
That may be battered by rain showers
But they serve as a bright ray of hope That helps you with winter still to cope Against the greyness they are pure white And into the darkness bring some light
They don’t for very many weeks last As soon they go over and are past For what those flowers seem to portray Is that the springtime is on its way
February 2021 © Mary Deaves