Daisies

Daisies" by Lori Maria Walton Come walk with me among the daisies Not with the roses, as they have thorns But among the lucid pulchritude Waiting with open eyes to the sky For whom she lives Today, walk with me among the daisies Elevate your eyes to the indigo azure And ascertain love’s authentic disposition Contemplate the sheltering expanse dancing above Admiring the daisy field Walk with me among the daisies for a moment Knowing they fade into the winter Receding into the cold earthy mirth Waiting for the sun to coax a new blossom into obvious view Live with me among the daisies Bring your passions to these fields Inosculation of spirits Brios entwined in submission To the seasons of life Leave with me to the daisies When time can be no more When you are tired from the roses thorn And long for gentleness and mercy To hold you through the night Lay me softly among the daisies And let me dream of how they made you smile And you remembered life’s sweet innocence As you played in their petals creating A life of beauty and goodness