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A FLOWER PLUCKED


My Mother was not a rose. Not a Lilly. Not even an orchard. Just a plain beautiful daisy in A lazy field. Now death has finally plucked her and Her soul has drifted so far away. I hope to see her again so I may Speak to her for another day.
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