and they can die on the Hill over there with the other volumes of sunflowers,
those that are puffed up in their brazen majesty,
that are seeking the envelopment of warm air,
that are vying for the ****** sun, as always,
that are holding petals who creep inside when put upon,
that are sobbing for the other sunflowers as their radial compatriots,
that are living for all else that cannot,
that are swaying with intent that bends them off,
that are dying in beating blades of grass,
that are toasting to deities who are concealed in their flames,
that are writing ardently in their soft refrains,
that are fornicating their pleasures away from the other sunflowers,
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that die on the Hill over there when solidarity is enough for them to extract pollen by their own strength and pelt it at the bees and dissolve on their stems.