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End Of A Sunflower

A pheasant found a sunflower,

And perched on the arch,

And munched,

A little every day at an early hour.

 

What a way to go -

Obscene remains ragged on the tall stalk,

Startling the tactful dying all around,

The soothing autumn sinking-away-in-a-glow -

 

A murdered man on show!

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Written by
Elizabeth Smart
1913-1986 / Canadian
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