Jennospot 59 March Daffodils
That's wot the kids sing at school, but Oi don't know as 'ow the
daffodils 'ave really come up ter town, 'cos Widdlin'ton is only a village. Wot
Oi do know, is that we're in the month o' March, an' there's lotsa daffodils
come out already. They look roight pretty in the garden, an' we've 'ad quite a
lotta warm sunshine too, wot brings everyfink wot grows, on loike. Oi jus' 'ope
there ain't goin' ter be too much wind, 'cos that knocks 'em down, wot is a pity.
Well, yew know wot they say about March: it comes in loike a lamb an'
goes out loike a lion. So Oi got moi fingers crossed that the lion ain't
a-goin' ter be too fierce this year.
Yeah, an' the birds are at it an' all. There's a little yeller bird wot's
been comin' round the 'ouse a-tappin' on the winder-panes. Oi reckon 'ee see's
'imself reflected in the glass, an' finks it's a rival wot 'ee's gotta chase
away. We 'ave ter draw the curtains 'cos the tappin' all day long gets on yer
wick after a while. The bird is called a yeller-'ammer. Ain't surprisin' wiv
'is everlasting tappin'.
The blackbirds are squabblin' an' all, 'cos they've gotta make sure
they've got a territory, loike us gangs. Lucky they don't 'ammer on the winders loike the
yeller bird, ovverwise they'd break the glass. Yeah, the blackbirds are bigger.
They sing real noice though.
Speakin' o' daffodils, Ol' Will Shakespeare wrote a little poem about
them wot yew moight loike:
"When daffodils begin to peer
With hey the doxy over the dale,Why then comes in the sweet of the year
And the red blood reigns in the winter's pale."
Oi ain't too sure about the meanin' o' the word "doxy", Oi fink
it's a kinda sweetheart. Any'ow, Oi s'pose ol' William knew wot 'ee was talkin'
about wiv that, an' wiv the red blood reignin' full o' life. It sounds noice
any'ow, don't yew fink?
So now Oi'm goin' ter end by writin' it agen, an' Oi'm doin' it special
fer yew: Hey, yew the doxy over the dale… 'ave yerself a red-blooded 'appy
finish ter the month of March.
Luv from Jenno.
Website:
http://www.peterstjohn.net/
my most favorite flower the daffodil. That is why going to England in March is my favorite time because the loads and loads of daffodils. Of course we have lots and lots here too but there is just something special about the British Daffodil.
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