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Why do sunflowers face the sun?

I bloom with you like a flower in the sun, but once you leave the leaves will droop and I will wilt. No amounts of water will save me, for no one can rebuilt a dyeing flower, regardless of their power. No care and no love will save me but yours, for your sun-rays protect my fragile petals and warm me on these days. My roots have grown deep into the ground, intertwined with yours, and now I am bound. A sunflower will follow the sun, just like I will search for you in all my happy days, in all our lovely memories.
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Feb 14, 2022
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February 15, 2022

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i love you i love you i love you

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