Where are the snowdrops?

awww what a lovely little poem ,thank you for putting it on wagger :o)))

So sweet , and so appropriate for this time of year .Thanks Wagger.

What a beautiful and apt poem Wagger..thank you for sharing.

I'm glad you enjoyed it!

really nice~we need a little book of GOY poetry~a best seller!

What a lovely poem, Wagger! Thanks...

I used to read that to my class way back....I liked it then, and still do - thanks, Wagger. :-)))

lovely poem wagger and nice pic to :o))

It makes me smile on a grey morning with MORE white stuff on the ground.

Wonderful poem loved it and love the cluster of snowdrops too glad they awoke

Lovely poem ...

Thanks for this Wagger, have nominated it for GoYpedia poems.

I really enjoyed that Wagger, thanks for sharing it with us. :o)

Lovely poem and one I haven't heard before. Thank you :)

Thats a smashing poem Wagger....really enjoyed it.....all we need now some rays of the sun..........

It's good to share :-))) Yes, some rays would be lovely, Janey. At least yesterday's snow has moved north and turned to rain here.

Loved the poem

They struggled through the cold earth and now the little flowers of white are bursting forth ready to show their flecks of green and scent the air.

Great!! :-))

What a lovely poem, not heard it before......

Thank you, Linda, David and Daisy.

Lovely to see this poem, we used to sing it in Harlescott Grange infant school, Shrewsbury,Shropshire. 50 years ago.

Forgot to say, this was about 50 years ago

I was at senior school by then Emrual, lol. Glad you enjoyed it.

just saw this poem and brought back lovely memories. my sister used to sing this to me when I was a little girl.....65 years ago! she is now in a nursing home and I sing it to her.....we call it "our poem"

I'd love to know the tune to this! We could all sing it together then, lol.

We used to sing this in Sunday school from ‘it’s rather dark in the earth today’. This was in the very early 60’s. My aunt Nan loved to hear me sing this song. So lovely to find it again and to learn the name of the author.