Resin Nature Art
A quick, sharp death was all that was given as the glory of youth were cut down in their prime. No gentle decline into old age for them, their future taken away by a moment of greed. What was theirs was wanted by another, and so death was planned on a blue sky day.
Today the garden may be barren, but my vase overflows.
© ceenoa
i actually haven’t picked them yet, but they are popping out everywhere now, so it won’t be long.
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Mine were murdered by an animal. All the stems of my daffodils, jonquils, and other flowering bulbs, nipped at various points along the stem, and then left lying on the ground. Not eaten. I’m a little suspicious it was a kangaroo because they were high and not eaten, but probably just a clever possum.
It happened here in the UK this year, Claudette. We had daffodils out in early January. However, they just kept coming and by April were still in evidence. Autumn seems to be making an early appearance here at the moment. Mind you we’ve had had one of our coolest and wettest Summers on record. I knew I should not have put those shorts on when I did! People are blaming me 🙂
Ceenoa 
Happiness is kind words from a friend …..