noun
daisy
DAY-zee/ˈdeɪzi/
A small flower with a yellow center and radiating petals.
A white daisy grows beside the path in our garden.
Etymology
The flower's name means 'day's eye': its petals open at dawn and close at dusk. The image treats the flower as an eye opening and shutting with the daylight.
In context
the daisy flower chrysanthemum leucanthemum was given its name by carolus linnaeus during the 17th century this beautiful flower has white petals in a yellow center