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A sunflower with a drop of oily yellow so feeble but one gets lost in the happiness it brings I haven't ever known a happiness similar to this. In the days of my childhood, I used to sit in a room alone with the vast pages of words and alphabet I've learned them so well Yet no matter how I arrange I'm not convinced that I can Properly express all of the things I wish to say to you. At sunset, when light fades in to darkness, the gray that spreads around makes one ask, 'what if the moon wouldn't appear tonight?' I've learned that the moon, it always appears. But if you turn your back to it You will miss the small things that it shines on Like the sunflower that has been planted from the coldest of all the winters and from darkness of all the odds have put against it in lack of sunshine There, it waits. Plenty in solitude and protected by solace. Ready for you to water it and teach the warmth of the world that you have provided, so it can bloom under an autumn moon
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Apr 15, 2019
Apr 15, 2019 at 9:52 PM UTC
A Sunflower
A sunflower with a drop of oily yellow so feeble but one gets lost in the happiness it brings I haven't ever known a happiness similar to this. In the days of my childhood, I used to sit in a room alone with the vast pages of words and alphabet I've learned them so well Yet no matter how I arrange I'm not convinced that I can Properly express all of the things I wish to say to you. At sunset, when light fades in to darkness, the gray that spreads around makes one ask, 'what if the moon wouldn't appear tonight?' I've learned that the moon, it always appears. But if you turn your back to it You will miss the small things that it shines on Like the sunflower that has been planted from the coldest of all the winters and from darkness of all the odds have put against it in lack of sunshine There, it waits. Plenty in solitude and protected by solace. Ready for you to water it and teach the warmth of the world that you have provided, so it can bloom under an autumn moon
From the perspective of a fictional character I've created, this was a poem drafted after the character, who was supposed to be infertile, found out she was pregnant. This was how she presented the news to her partner. The sunflower representing the child.
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Apr 15, 2019
Apr 15, 2019 at 9:52 PM UTC
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