58 Quotes About Daisy

Flannel flowerMeaning:What is lost is foundActinotus helianthi | New South WalesThe stem, branches and leaves of the plant are a pale grey, covered in downy hair, and flannel-like in texture. Pretty, daisy-shaped flower heads bloom in spring, though flowering may be profuse after bushfires.

Don't leave me.""I can't, I'll never breathe again.

More and more aware how the past was made up of stepping stones to now. No coincidences. No accidents. You gravitated toward and attracted the people you were meant to have in your life.

You’re still the one I can tell anything. You’re still the one, when my sentences run out of words, you finish them by looking at me. But at the same time you’re surprising me. I still get to discover you. I love who you’ve become. And I love that who I’ve become still works with you.

You can bury your pain or avoid it. You can tattoo over it. But you won’t be free of it until you feel it.

I know how to dance,” she said. “And I know how to love you.

And I hope she'll be a fool—that's the best thing a girl can be in this world, a beautiful little fool.

As for HAL singing “Daisy Bell (Bicycle Built for Two),” this, too, was Clarke’s contribution, including the song’s gradual devolution to near incomprehensibility at the end. The idea originated in a visit he’d made in 1962 to Bell Laboratories, where he’d heard John Kelly’s voice-synthesizer experiments with an IBM 7094 mainframe, which had coaxed the machine to sing Harry Dacre’s 1892 marriage proposal—the first song ever sung by a computer.

I could never hate you. But now I can never love you.