English poem
Bossy and the Daisy
by Margaret Deland (1857–1945)
Right up into Bossy's eyes, Looked the Daisy, boldly, But, alas! to his surprise, Bossy ate him, coldly!
Listen! Daisies in the fields, Hide away from Bossy! Daisies make the milk she yields, And her coat grow glossy.
So, each day, she tries to find Daisies nodding sweetly, And although it's most unkind, Bites their heads off, neatly!