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!
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