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“The Extraordinary Daisy Fay”


Days, Months, Years have passed

This world war has set us apart,

I will soon see you beautiful face at last,

Heard wealth and riches capture your heart.

My house is full of money

It is like a present waiting for you

I wish to call you honey,

You should stay forever like glue.

Parties and excitement galore

Dancing and singing fill the ballrooms

Guests are always coming back for more

Yet they do not know how much my love for you blooms.

Your presence makes the day bright,

You are as adorable as a white dove

Laughter and Happiness take flight

No one will ever surpass my love.

My love for you is like a burning inferno

A passion so strong that Tom cannot extinguish

Do you think my love and wealth is just for show?

My love for you will never diminish.

My attraction to you is a magnetic pull

The green light brought me riches

My future with you will never turn dull

It will cross all the obstacles and bridges

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