Do Not Love Him, Dear Daisy!

Do not love him, dear Daisy!

For he is dying to love you as before

‘Coz he knows not loving half-heartedly

And to love with all – they say- is but death

He is too young to die once again

And fears to live too much all at once.

Do not love him, dear Daisy!

For he will sew your name in his tattered life

'Coz he worships no name save yours

And to adore another- for him- is infidelity

He is too married to you without bond

And shivers to even think it for once.

Do not love him, dear Daisy!

For he will walk whole earth to arrive you

'Coz he finds no place as restful otherwise

And to halt elsewhere- he sees- is betrayal

He is too innocent to learn deceit

And blinks with care to miss you not.

Do not love him, dear Daisy!

For he will pour himself completely unto you

'Coz he intends only you to keep him all

And to share himself- he perceives- is sin

He is too committed to be distributed

And feels frightened if kept as such.

Do not love him, dear Daisy!

For he will wreathe his life around you

'Coz he believes you more own than his blood

And you will disown him as deserted land

He is too precious to be tended rotten crowd

And merits more than all bunch together worth

Do not love him, dear Daisy!

For he will curl his hand around yours

'Coz he knows no comfort more promising

And you will escape from your promise

He is too delicate to live as before

And shatters too much to be whole again

Do not love him, dear Daisy!

For none- not even you- will come mourn him

'Coz he spends every thought of his time on you

And time devoid you- his precious- is emptiness

He is too hurt to bear another heartbreak

And trusts you too much to sacrifice his all.

Do not love him, dear Daisy!

For you will fling with your fondness left behind

'Coz you mean no guilt shattering hearts

And he will place yours in safest haven

He is too adorable to deserve your kind

And yet loves you the same knowing it all.