Pretty crazy Daisy so small
a princess, the belle of them all.
Large dark beseaching eyes of care
wavy creamy delicate hair.
Bouncing, gleeful at her good deed
grumbling prayers to hungers need.
Plays with Rosey, cuddles with you
but snaps in an instant, boo hoo.
Bites or fights at specters of yore
no matter her we still adore.
Pretty crazy Daisy our girl
a gem she is, our little pearl.
SWEET...DAISY. MY MOM'S NICKNAME WAS DAISY, REAL NAME;ELIZABETH. I DON'T KNOW I THINK MY FAMILY BACK THEN HAD A THING FOR NATURE. I SAY THIS BECAUSE, HER MOTHER'S NICKNAME WAS BUTTERFLY, REAL NAME; LOUISE. I OFTEN THINK OF DAISY AND BUTTERFLY. IN ANY CASE...I LIKE THE NAME DAISY AND I ENJOYED THIS SHARING. THANKS. LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...HIS+INSPIRATIONS
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Jane
Michael D.
well done
Peace be with you
William