
The Fish Wife commented on the snow lying on some daffodils outside our bedroom window - so I went out for a closer look - camera in hand.
There was a poignancy and beauty about these seemingly fragile flowers, bowed down by the weight of the snow yet striving to turn their faces up towards the

It seemed to me that they captured the mood of Easter Saturday - bowed down by the enormity of Christ's suffering on the cross, yet looking forward to Sunday and resurrection.
I think that nature always expresses itself more eloquently than my words - so let the pictures do the talking.
"In difficult times you should always carry something beautiful in your heart."
- Blaise Pascal
4 comments:
wonder, indeed! thank you for sharing. i will carry the images of the daffodils with me today.
Words and photographs both hold such richness.
Very much enjoyed this post! :)
Very thought provoking as ever. Thanks.
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