Darling Buds of May phrase
Used to indicate the beautiful flower buds that sprout in the springtime
A: Do you want to go sightseeing tomorrow? B: Yes, I'd like to watch birds and the darling buds of May.
The famous English playwright William Shakespeare was the first to use this phrase. It first appears in Sonnet 18, written in the early 1600s.
To argue with somebody
I do not want to bandy words with you about those trivial things.