'Field of Daisies'
- Jane Hearst
- Sep 19, 2017
- 1 min read
I could raid a field of daisies,
blossomed, snowy white and
pluck the petals one by one,
searching for the right path.
I’ve never been a one to search,
I’d rather run right through
the field of daisies,
the field of daisies.
And then, the wind, it blew,
scattered daisies, off they flew,
through the fields, and up the mountains,
by the river, across the land.
‘Til your daisy stumbled helplessly
and fell into my hand.
We could raid a field of daisies,
blossomed, snowy white and
pluck the petals one by one,
searching for the right path.
But, i’ve never been a one to search,
and when I ran right through
the field of daisies,
the field led me to you.
So when, the rain, it pours,
scattered daisies, droop, and fall,
through the fields, and down the mountains,
wilt in rivers across the land.
Your stumbling daisy, will sit comfortably
and safely in my hand.
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