Among the tall mighty trees
Sprout the dainty little Daffodils
Marking a new beginning
To yet another end
Again a bright lively spring
To a prior winter's descend
But just as they had begun to glow
In all their gay and vibrant yellow
Scoffed aloud, the newly sprung
Cherry blossom's Magenta buds that hung
To what great virtue it is
But, to be known, just for a spring's bloom
An arduous voyage in life, after all, only is
The coveted title, that holds till doom
As an endorsement, if at all, to a being's pride
Thus, the fine little daffodils
Embarked on an ardent stride
Of making their sojourn a laudable Odyssey
Scorched they thereafter, in the fiery summer Sun
And washed away, the delicate petals, like in a spree
As the relentless rains happened to take their turn
Even if it all, were to lead to their perish
To be heralded one fine day for their mettle
Was their only muse that they all cherished
Eventually, one day, came down the snow on the petals
Sliding through the wooden barks of the barren trees around
And gradually, in a shroud of white
The snow uniformly blanketed the ground
Finally, just as the last Daffodil's petal succumbed
To the nature's might
One last time, it glanced up before it numbed
For that one solemn title's pronouncement
But alas, for the daffodils fancy in vain
As nature knows not, the honor of, any such endorsement
Or pays any heed to a mortal's disdain
Poem posted as part of the 30 day poetry challenge for the month of April #NaPoWriMo2021 and #ArtoonsInnPoetryParlour