My perfect little Daffodil...

Andrew Charles Forrest

My Perfect Little Daffodil

 

In an attempt to catch her eye

I whispered as I passed her by

“Good morning” as I beg you will

“You are a pretty Daffodil” and,

Although I may have got a lynch

I swear it made her grown an inch

I wished I’d said it days before

She is the one that I adore

When the sun comes out

God shows her to me

I want to shout

I can see your beauty

 

I can see your beauty in every way

In every thing you do and sway

And all the friends you keep close to

Will never be perfect like you

All other passers by can’t see

Your wondrous smile and symmetry(Thanks William)

So sad to think they’ll never know

Your sunshine-given, heavens glow

I know they think you’re just a flower

Not miraculous and full of power

To me you see, you always will

Be my perfect little Daffodil...

  • Author: Andrew Charles Forrest (Offline Offline)
  • Published: April 4th, 2017 19:26
  • Comment from author about the poem: Inspired by Fay's pretty Spring poem and Daffodil picture yesterday This is to my Margie, who is my Perfect Little Daffodil.
  • Category: Love
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Comments3

  • Goldfinch60

    Beautiful write, may your Daffodil always be with you.

  • SLR

    I've just seen your work. I really like your style. Love this! So many people don't take the time to really appreciate the simplistic/complex beauty of nature. A single flower. A leaf. A tree. But now I have to read ALL your posts AND find Ms Fay's post about spring. 🙂 🙂

  • Neville

    Ah' dont a just know spring is nigh when these beauties they do appear.... we have had them out for weeks down here.... nice one Andrew... N



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