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“A daisy blooming in a desert is worth more than a rose blossoming in a rainforest.” ― Matshona Dhliwayo During Geoffrey Chaucer's time who's called as 'Father of English Poetry', the bloom Daisy was known as 'Day's Eye'. For quite a long time the blossom had been the image of purity, innocence, honesty, immaculateness, pleasantness, delicacy and absence of experience. In the 'Book of Hours', likewise called as 'Horae', the blossom daisy represented contempt for worldly life goods, and implied that an individual could learn or gain so much even from the least complex of blossoms which is a God' creation. Marcus Cicero Quote - Daisy Painting Wall Art- Home -office Decor. ADD TO CART NoW Essentially, Daisy is compared with honesty and straightforwardness of youngsters as in Celtic beliefs. At the point when a kid dies upon entering the world, a holy messenger or an angel showers a daisy down the Earth to co...