The five petaled daisy blew slightly in the wind. Leaning towards the light yellow grass, it looked on sadly, everywhere, searching for green, even a slight hint of it would do.
Green was loving, green was healing.
She wanted love, she wanted to heal.
The daisy blew harder and tore off its five petals in different directions, just to follow her heart and find green. The first petal died, so did the second one and so did the third, the fourth was stuck on a man who was a traveled and the fifth flew aimlessly in the wind.
Sensing a petal on his shoulder, the man questioned, "Where, oh where, little petal, where do you wish to fly?"
The little petal answered, "I do not know yet, sir, but I do know of what I seek." Amused, the man asked again, "So pray tell me, what do you wish to seek?" To which the petal replied, "I come from a huge world of yellow, sir, but I know, that is not what I am meant for. So, I seek green; I seek the magical color which can heal and give life."
The man sadly nodded, "I understand, I understand well. Green was what I searched for too, once upon a time. They used to tell me, the grass is greener on the other side of the fence and the realized, what they said was true- the grass is greener on the other side of the fence but I still wasn't satisfied so I traveled on, and went over the fence, on and on, again and again, and the grass went on becoming greener and greener until one day, I stumbled upon purple! I was perplexed but I realized that maybe, just maybe, that was all I was ever searching for. So, I ended my travels and settled down but alas! my dear little petal, my happiness was not meant to be with purple. We were two matching pieces of different puzzles. I had to leave, I tried going back but I cannot find my way; I am alone and lost. Will you be my companion, darling petal?" But as his story ended, the man realize that the petal had died, leaving nothing but a faint trace of fairy dust, marking the place where she once was.
The man was sad, but he moved on.
Meanwhile, there came a time when the fifth petal lost hope. She had been blowing aimlessly for more time than she thought was possible for her, so she stopped and lay down, her body aching with sadness and desire. Then she closed her eyes, for what she felt would be her last time.
With one final, weak try, she opened her eyes and looked around, she had reached a vast field of a color so exquisite that she held her breath, staring in awe. She looked up at the sun, the rays were a brilliant shade of green; and the grass? Purple- and not just any purple, it was the loveliest of violet. It was simply magic.
She had found it at last- that one place where her soul was at peace. She would be healed, and she would be loved.
She was home, at last.
