A flowering cherry enlivens a day of damp and drab weather.
An uncared-for front garden boasts, among weeds and junk, a generous cluster of violets.
It is tempting to apply the adjective "intelligent" to the beaks of birds. They possess a potency of their own, a capacity to unravel problems. In a different way, I am tempted, to day, to see "intelligence" in the green, pointed buds of daffodils, as they probe the air, testing it for Spring.
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