Spring Poems 3: ”Daisy Time,” Marjorie Pickthall, ”To Daffodils,” Robert Herrick

"Daisy Time," by Marjorie Pickthall is a sweet, airy poem for Spring time.

"To Daffodils," by Robert Herrick, as though to countermand the declarations from our first poet this week, Herrick reminds us, like Robert Frost in "Nothing Gold Can Stay," that beauty is transitory, and our lives, like the beautiful flowers, have but a short time to bloom.

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