by Elizabeth Wrobel

Little daisy fold up your petals—close your golden eye,
Tucked in snug and tight—in the meadow where you lie.
Fall—fall—falling deep,
Fall—fall—falling fast asleep.
As the saying goes tomorrow you will be,
Waking up fresh, “fresh as a daisy!”
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