In Every Daisy in the Field

In every daisy in the field Full thirty morals are concealed, And though but one of them be mine, And I forget the twenty-nine, Yet am I better off by far Than rich men and their butlers are, Who ever have of morals none, While happy I at least have one.

Samuel Hoffenstein

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