Noooo Cheryl!
Don't cut those leaves back!
It costs the bulb quite a bit of energy to make those leaves and removing them can actually cause the bulb to shrink.Some cultivars will make a second flush of leaves later in the season and some won't. Just get them into the sunniest place you can and be paitent with the flopping. Lora

Thanks so much - I didn't think I should but figured I should ask. Appreciate your feedback. I sure wish I took pics of them when they were blooming - they were quite pretty.

Cheryl in CT

I noticed that these weak leaves get replaced by the bulb as it gets better treatment. The long, weak, light leaves slowly dry up and new ones come instead of them. And some of them simply get better and turn into dark green, strong leaves when they are outside and cared for well.