The Daisy follows soft the Sun — Sunflower and Daisy-Cutter

The Daisy follows soft the Sun-1
And when his golden walk is done-
Sits shyly at his feet-
He-waking-finds the flower there-
Wherefore-Marauder-art thou here?
Because, Sir, love is sweet!

We are the Flower-Thou the Sun! 7
Forgive us, if as days decline-
We nearer steal to Thee!
Enamored of the parting West-
The peace-the flight-the Amethyst-
Night's possibility!
(F.161/J.106)
[1] Daisy:: daisy-cutter, a trotting horse (that cut flowers). Sun:: sunflower. follows:: the horse walks along where the sunflowers grow (at night). Sunflowers bow at night look like sleeping.
[2] golden walk:: a walk in the golden sunflower field.
[3] Sits, feet:: the horse sits in the field.
[4] He waking:: one sunflower wakes and finds the horse had trotted some flowers.
[5] Wherefore:: the sunflower asks the horse. Marauder:: the daisy-cutter that plunders.
[6] Sir:: the flower. love is sweet:: the love of the sunset view (as in line 10).
[7] We:: sunflowers. Thou the Sun:: the horse the powerful one for flowers.
[9] We nearer steal to Thee:: sunflowers bow at night closer to the horse.
[10] Enamored, parting West:: the horse loves the view of sunset.
[11] peace:: a peaceful night. flight:: the act of running away. amethyst:: purple color of the evening.
[12] Night's possibility:: the horse's flight is possible at night.