When crossing a bare field in spring,
one fails to spot
that it's never truly bare.
One misses all the daisies
over here
over there.
Or even when they do
-see the white spots,
in between the grass and the rye-
They're taken for granted,
by each passer-by.
One should always remember
-I already know I do-
No thing is as uncommon
as a common daisy.











