The snow is melting so fast at the moment, you almost feel the spring. One of the first signs of spring in my backyard is the rise of the snowdrops. So near, but not yet there.
Soon…and from the ground, a gentle hum
as vibrant snowdrops reach for the sky
in just a week, a wave of change will come
and white blooms where life begins to thrive
with people arriving, pursuing bold dreams
they say the seasons can’t dictate our path
but one glance at a snowdrop, and optimism awakens.
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Ritva Sillanmäki Photography 
Beautiful snowdrop photos from previous years. They are a lovely sign of spring.
Really pretty. They look like small lightbulbs.
Lovely verse and photos.
Simply gorgeous photos and evocative words. I’d love to see a field of them, which I’m sure you’ll see soon.
Beautiful shots Ritva 🙂 As Margaret says, our snowdrops have come and gone. Instead we have daffodils, magnolias and blossom. Spring is just about here!
Lovely photos and editing Ritva
Beautiful images of snowdrops. 😊
Lovely. You provoked me. 😉
Thank you for the link and like , I noticed.
Oh giosh. Our snowdrops have been and gone. It’s daffodil time now. Lovely words accompany your post.