Daffodils? Wordsworth’s waved and danced: mine just bend, bow and nod, in a sight, densely displayed upon a mossy bank.
No lake there, nor cloud in the sky,neither am I lonely. I'm here with a girl called April. Counting those yellow heads is easy: sixty, if I’m not mistaken.
How William “...saw ten thousand at a glance..” from a closet, baffles me. It seems daffodils make you gay and sprightly dance - jocund too - at least they made him so.
Now supine upon my comfy couch I lie - in breezy mood of parody, it transports me off to Holland. where in Amsterdam counting tulips, Naughty Weekend April is beside me.