
| The Foral Daisy
Author: Maisha Mafuriko He love me, he loves me not, he loves me...
Rated: Fiction K - English - Poetry/Spiritual - Words: 309 - Reviews: 3 - Published: 03-11-06 - id: 2130074
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Dauntless to the point of being dazzling was Daisy as she lay dying
Why were some so quick to misuse and abuse the velvet petal softness that spoke of her?
To be as an aid in determining whether another's love was in vain or to give them to flying
For it was in the "he loves me not, he loves me," that so belaboring the words so oft inferred
Ambiguously the plucking of the velvet petal softness
Why you ask⦠and answer reply, because those without truly knowing agape love
Who are anxiously troubled and give themselves over to ambivaleness
Never coming to terms, with uncertainty looming high not realizing in the midst the turtledove
Iterate it NEVER again moans Daisy as death surrounds her on every side
Please can you not simply trust in love, to know deep within
Allow me my beauty to sway in breezes while in a meadow I reside or perhaps on lofty hillside
I am beseeching you to know this good and doing it, not committing against me wrongful sin
Subliminal, that area of thot just below the threshold of the conscious
May perhaps more so be the situation when a bouquet with this velvet petal softness is chosen
Recognize the situation, adding no more to the grief, to the burden as did the tax collector Zacchaeus
Take only of the beauty of the Daisy and relish in its gentle quality but to tear asunder places a taxing burden
Yielding now as call of on yonder shore beckons
The Daisy with velvet petal softness lays down to quiet rest
Giving to me thot of passage from Chapter 14 and Verse 27 of St. John's
And now, before the petals fall, cherish her, caress her to your brow in tenderness, giving onto her that desired Heavenly Blest
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