Starring over the green places."
Thomas Nash (1592), in another of similar quality, exclaims:
"The fields breathe sweet,
The daisies kiss our feet."
Suckling, in his famous "Wedding," in his description of the bride, confesses:
"Her cheeks so rare a white was on
No daisy makes comparison."
Spenser, in his "Prothalamion," alludes to
"The little dazie that at evening closes."
George Wither speaks of the power of his imagination: