Versos English Rennell Rodd The Daisy

English poem

The Daisy

by (1858–1941)

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With little white leaves in the grasses, Spread wide for the smile of the sun, It waits till the daylight passes, And closes them one by one.

I have asked why it closed at even, And I know what it wished to say: There are stars all night in the heaven, And I am the star of day.

1881.