Narcissus

Maybe because I used to have narcissus, so in many plants, I have always had a special feeling for narcissus.

The narcissus that I just bought is not beautiful, like a fat doll wearing a leather jacket, but after a few days it has become a slim daffodil. It is an incredible miracle to think of it now.

The daffodil is the most memorable. The narcissus flower with the nickname "Lingbo Fairy" is like the song of the Song Dynasty poet Yang Wanli: "The rhyme is still absolutely fragrant, and the flowers are clear." The scent of the narcissus is so intoxicating and elegant. The white fairy dances in the wind, elegant and generous.

But what I think is more worthy of praise is the noble character of the narcissus. Narcissus is born in the water, and the clear water is the source of the narcissus nutrients. Instead of complaining about the person who gave it to the clear water, the daffodil turned the disadvantage into an advantage, adapted to the life in the water, accepted the baptism of the clear water, and became more sophisticated since then! It also scatters the fragrance of the flowers into the world, but does not seek utilitarianism. Isn't this the spirit of devotion and no return in life?