English poem
A Letter
by Elizabeth Bibesco (1897–1945)
I send you this daisy, whose petals enfold The love, that I hid in the star that she stole, When the daisy demanded a heart made of gold.
I send you this daisy aflame at the tips Of her petals that blushed, when their virginal white Was stained into love by the touch of my lips.
I send you this daisy, for you will discover, That God when He fashioned His dust to a flower Made a chalice to carry the love of a lover.