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We sped along the highway, Faster than two hundred year old clouds; All at once a yellow blur of sunflowers Filled the only view we had. Fields and fields of sunflowers Facing the south sun like a choir; And ready for harvest. Denise remarked she liked the seeds, And the oil is good for pharmaceuticals, etc. We use them a lot, I quipped. But we were in a rush to see Stratford's As You Like It, So they never got a second thought. Til now, you see, For I'm feeling somewhat vacant.
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Oct 6, 2016
Oct 6, 2016 at 7:06 AM UTC
Sunflowers
We sped along the highway, Faster than two hundred year old clouds; All at once a yellow blur of sunflowers Filled the only view we had. Fields and fields of sunflowers Facing the south sun like a choir; And ready for harvest. Denise remarked she liked the seeds, And the oil is good for pharmaceuticals, etc. We use them a lot, I quipped. But we were in a rush to see Stratford's As You Like It, So they never got a second thought. Til now, you see, For I'm feeling somewhat vacant.
Tip of the cap to Wordsworth
francie-lynch
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Oct 6, 2016
Oct 6, 2016 at 7:06 AM UTC
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