Daisy Poem by David Andre' Klopper

Daisy



Daisy, you came into my life,
Delivered to me by my wife,
You carried me through a time of strife,
No more boots, I wish you a peaceful life,

Daisy, oh my Daisy,
You drive me crazy,
You're a little bit lazy,
My Sweetheart,

Looking at me with those big eyes,
Pointy ears hear the human lies,
When I am down, only you hear my cries,
In my darkest hours, you were there,
Just a look to show you care,
Your warmth my only consolation,
In my time of great trepidation,

Daisy, oh my Daisy,
You drive me crazy,
You're a little bit lazy,
My Sweetheart,

When your sister drives you to despair,
Back you go to your lair,
I always try to be fair,
Everywhere your dark hair,
Only you know how much I care,
Your sister gives me inspiration,
But your heart always brings me elation,
You have saved our nation, from great tribulation!

April 2012

Monday, April 30, 2012
Topic(s) of this poem: crazy,inspiration,sister
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Adeline Foster 12 January 2014

To a baby girl, I do surmise. She will appreciate this loving poem. Read mine - To Glenda - Adeline

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David Andre' Klopper

David Andre' Klopper

Durban, South Africa
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