A Daisy's Petal

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The speaker picks a daisy while walking down a dirt road and thinks of her true love and where he is today. She considers pulling the daisy's petals to see if he still loves her using the rhyme "He loves me, he loves me not." However, she realizes she doesn't need the flower to tell her what she already knows - that her love had loved her with a rare and true love, even though he had gone away long ago. She continues down the road with the daisy in her hair.

A DAISY’S PETAL
BY. KAY FOSKEY RICKS
Presented By. Mia Pearson

As I was walking down the dirt road.
I picked a daisy along the way.

I thought of my true love,
And where he was today.

They were each white as snow,
I thought that I should pull them
To see if he still loved me so.

He loves me, he loves me not,
Went running through my mind.

Should I pull the petals away,
To see what I would find.

My love had gone away,
Many, Many days ago.

For whatever the petals would say
I knew he had loved me so.

I did not need this flower,
To tell me what I already knew.

That he had loved me so,
With a love so rare and true.

I looked at the Daisy once more,
With thoughts of my Love and what we shared.
Then I continued down the dirt road,

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