A Poem: The Sunflower - by Autumn Boyet-Stinton (2/8/2022)
The Sunflower By Autumn Boyet-Stinton - February 8, 2022 Petals of yellow bright as the sun’s rays Towering majestically on warm summer days. Thousands of buds showcased as one whole A symbol of happiness and luck they extol. Faces turned up t’ward the sharp blue-bird sky Following the sun till’ the day says goodbye. Named for the sun its face does reflect A bright disposition they seem to affect. Yet, their beauty is more than simple cliché Deep-rooted and cleansing a bounty of seeds on the way. So, look to the sunflower for it may inspire Positivity and strength good traits to admire. Shine on sunflower!