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Daisies
People think too much of me
They think I’m taller than the trees
I shouldn’t feel the need to leave
A life that already seems incomplete
Throwing parties just to see you
Hundreds of people, they’ll never be you
I have it all, but I can’t reach you
I’ll take the fall just to meet you
Once again, my mind is stuck in the past
Can you see through me, like I’m made of glass
Do you remember me, I’m afraid to ask
All I ever wanted was for this feeling to last
You arrived into my life and what I felt was real
When you have it all, that’s hard to feel
No other’s heart did I attempt to steal
This love that I carry is one I can’t conceal
You crashed my car and stole my heart
I lost myself, watched you fall apart
So I took the blame, left my fears in the dark
Maybe this is the end, but it felt like a start
And now the party’s over, it’s hazy
They once called me obsessed, now I’m just crazy
But I finally reached you, so it doesn’t phase me
Went through every field of flowers to find my Daisy

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This poem is based on the novel/film, "The Great Gatsby." The title refers to the main female character, "Daisy".