By ‘How dare you disturb my peace,
my splendid silent shining white
splashing your insolent, disruptive colors?’
Outraged, The Winter shouted to The Spring.
‘Immediately will blow you out
and never dare show a sting
of your disgusting green!’
The Blizzard, her companion,
his trumpet sounded right away.
The snowflakes armies poured their icy arrows
on the little daffodils’ array.
I wished I could be Spring
to spread the tulip’s red against this white’s cold ring.
Encircling every bit of green
The Snow laughed hard and mean.
While petals cried, I took a knife and saved them from this scene.
As the rehearsal ended, costumes and masks undressed
the frailty of yellow my daffodils expressed.
That’s all I could find in me now, Lillian. That’s how this picture resonated in my mind… though I tried to select other picture as well. Sorry, but no sunny side this evening. Maybe tomorrow.
For dversepoets https://dversepoets.com/2018/03/27/sunny-side-up/
©Daniela Marin,2018
Worlds of Words 
Oh I think you found the sunny side of the changing of seasons…personifying them in a battle between winter’s army, snow with icy arrows and spring trying so hard to shine through. LOVE this battle of the seasons….and it is sunny side up…because we know who ultimately wins 🙂 So glad you’ve joined us at dVerse! Here’s to seeing many more of your posts. ❤
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Well… then I am happy you liked it! I couldn’t find myself fitting in the “sunny and happy side” . And actually, it is a true story I wrote about. Last week i wrote 2 little poems about the daffodils. You can also see the photos I took, sunny daffodils, and snowy daffodils. Thank you! ❤
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The snow laughed hard and mean! I love it. Very true this year.
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I found it to be a great uprising, winter holding to the last breath of its freezing bellows.
Awesome, thanks.
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Wow, that is just what winter does to Spring! But those frail daffodils survive in our vases!
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Winter has this way of doing thing… I do remember that also spring has a thing of destroying the joy of winter if it comes too early… every season should be in its right place
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Interesting perspective–disturbing winter’s peace.
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Thank you
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‘the snow laughed hard and mean’ is such a wonderful line!
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Thank you!
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