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Daisy Moor

Whilst looking far o'r

long time spreading moor

Cloaked in daisies white

 

There shall likely be

Bloss'ming cherry tree

Grasping at your sight

 

Brushing silently by

As daisies qui'tly sigh

As wind moves in flight

 

Long time you sought

And hard you fought

Not reaching low boughs height

 

Till setting down

For sun is drowned

Settled for the night

 

Just before you drift away

Something beckons you to stay

A calling in the night

 

Yellow and white flow'r

Both of no great pow'r

Standing to no great height

 

Forbidden by blistering sun

They Bloom when day is done

Sending petal into flight

 

Finally draws your eye

From boughs never nye

Form'ly insignif'gant beauty in sight

 

First blooms Flow'r of moon

Eve'ning Primrose thereafter soon

The second of yellow the first of white

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Written by
chaoticandbeautiful
Published
Mar 18, 2015
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#love#sad#sun#moon#day#night#you#me#daisies#daisy
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