Daisies grow where you used to sit their petals spread on a bed of hickory leaves of mellow yellows, hot oranges, and pumpkin spice
Seasons passed and we still met secretly, happily, hours filled with longing my need for you, your touch, your laugh everlasting
Your golden-brown hair spread about a halo of tender beauty those memories remain as does your face sculpted along the edge of a leaf now a bookmark inside my copy of The Dead forever reminders
Other couples have claimed our spot in the field at the edge of town I no longer walk but drive by slowly, old eyes gazing out at the place where daisies grow where you used to sit upon a bed of hickory leaves.