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In A Field Of Daisy
by Kay Zieske
copyright 05-26-2001


Age Rating: 18 to 127

 
Alone in a distant field,
A girl sat dresses in the purest crimson,
She isn’t afraid to cry anymore,
Her tears will never again yield.

Vastness of the miles of daisy,
Vivid are her thoughts of woe,
Yet she is all alone,
But they will soon drive her crazy.

Flowing hair creates a vale around her soft pale face,
Slowly shifting in the breeze,
Though her sobs are uncontrolled,
Her body is filled with the purest grace.

She speaks aloud to only the flowers flowing appeal,
Her tears still softly falling,
Yet her voice is smooth as silk,
The mystery remains- how could this girl get into such an ordeal.

I lift my crying eyes away,
From my body dressed in crimson,
And through my flowing hair,
I watch the daisies smile at the day.

©Lil_Punksta 2001




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08-11-2005 Anthony Lane Stahlhut    

This is very poetic and I like this form and will have to try one myself, Anthony
04-01-2001 Beverley McInnis    

Kayla, such sadness and strong emotions. The images of the daisies, the girl in the field are so innocent, yet you bring in the element of sadness, confusion, hurt and maybe even a bit of guilt with her tears and intense feelings. Well done.




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