Daisy
There’s beauty in its simplicity, it is a testament to the nature of man to outgrow the abundant. Daisies are not of vast variety, easily available, and quite a "boring choice," really. Unlike roses, they're all white and yellow, a different colour? Only so rarely. Unlike orchids, they don't have that "exotic" charm. A daisy is quite simple, adorning the overlooked corners and much passed by spaces. It lies among bushes, never alone, so undistinguishable. I stop and appreciate a daisy once in a while. Clearly, I don't write enough about daisies.














