Daffodil Laughter

Wind blows through a flower garden,
Multicolored blossoms dancing,
Strong roots anchor them to the soil,
One is a yellow daffodil.

In the gale force gusts blossoms sing,
Wind blows through a flower garden,
One bloom does not join the chorus,
Amid the songs, I hear laughter.

A yellow bud gleefully laughs,
As its bright bloom slowly opens,
Wind blows through a flower garden,
Brings joy to spring’s awesome colors.

My mood transformed from dark to light,
I stand in the wind and listen,
To the happiness of flowers,
Wind blows through a flower garden.

Line count: 16
Form: A Quatrin is a 4-stanza poem with each stanza consisting of 4 8-syllable lines. There no meter or rhyme required. The 1st line of the 1st stanza is repeated in the 2nd line of the 2nd stanza, the 3rd line of the 3rd stanza and the 4th line of the 4th stanza.