boiling plasma ball
solar system's center star
effects weather, sun

follows Saturday
day on which the sun comes out
glorious sun day

used as cooking oil
Ukraine's national flower
healthy sunflower

seeds and sprouts, zinc rich
reach eight to twelve feet, six months
the sunflower plant

Sunlight makes the clouds rosy,
As the sun is setting now;
They make a sight breathtaking,
That makes the people say ''WOW''.

A sight that is so lovely.
And they have so much beauty;
They'd make a perfect postcard,
For many people to see.

It's because of the rainstorm,
In the sky there's a rainbow;
Clouds underneath it there sail,
Putting on a picture show.

Rosy clouds are to be found,
When the sunshine is around.

Sunlight on clouds is awesome,
As it makes them peachy red;
It is when they are fluffy,
I would like them as my bed.

The red clouds are ones welcomed,
By the sailors at twilight;
When clouds have many colors,      
They make a delightful sight.    

They are clouds fit for postcards.
For beauty they are well known;
When they're approached by the wind,
In the sky. there, 5they are blown.

The starlit clouds at sunset,
Florescent , I hope they'll be;
It's when the darkness sets in,    
Their light, I hope still I'll see.









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When red is seen in the night,
That's when sailors take delight.
When clouds have a peachy glow,
It sure is a lovely sight.

At the dusk that ends the day,
Clouds are bright and no more gray;
When they're uplifted by wind,
Sunsets that are gems give way.

light the sun emits                                  
what mustard brings to cold cuts
you're my life's sunshine

Your St. Valentine bouquet                
Has understanding and love;
There's TLC and kindness,                            
By me it's thought highly of.

Floral ones bring a high price,          
But they're not as beautiful;          
As the one that's from your heart,
It's priceless and that's no bull.      

Your St. Valentine bouquet,
Will be remembered by me;             
To me it means very much,        
It's treasured for its beauty.            

Your St. Valentine bouquet,
To me has so much to say,

iridescent shark
mostly served as a fillet
type of white fish, swai

folks who sweep with brooms
Japanese enjoy their taste
tropic fish, sweepers

used to reduce stress
may help manage blood sugar        
the sweet basil plant

It is sweet clover blossoms,
That bring delight to the nose,
Their blooms are inexpensive,
For bouquets these blooms kids chose.

Even in the coldest months,
Their blossoms when in perfume,
Have a sweet, lovely fragrance,            
Like sweet clover when in bloom.

When the lawns are full of it,
In the summer bees swarm there,
To get their share of nectar,
That sweet clover blooms do bear.

thrives in warm climates
have white blooms, sometimes yellow
fragrant sweet jasmine

Much sweeter than hyacinths,
Is the heart of Mary Ann.
Smiling, she sure is good at,
Of her smiles I'm a big fan.

The Double Delight roses,
her sweetness, they cannot beat.
her friendship I sure treasure,
Her I sure do like to meet.

The sweetness of bees' honey,
the bears are sure in search of,
I'll search for something better,
Her heart that's so full of love.

I find her heart a rare find.
It is one that's always kind.

their seeds are toxic
are native to Sicily            
aromatic peas

found twining fences                  
A flower from Sicily        
with tendrils, Sweet Peas

their seeds are toxic
flies don't like the way they smell                
aromatic peas

low maintenance shrub
no known pests or diseases
sweet fragrance, sweetshrub

perennial plants
they're tough easy-care flowers
gorgeous sweet williams

an aerial bird
real fast bird in level flight
moves quick with ease, swift

white, fragrant flowers
state flower of Idaho
syringa mock orange

made of maple sap
a thick kind of sweetener
tops pancakes, syrup

some are omnivores
having a tad of Polish
a wee frog, tadpole

reaches twenty feet
will tolerate desert heat
the Tamarix tree

cigar capital                
its nickname, the Big Guava          
has streetcar, Tampa

cigar capital                    
Florida state fair held there
subtropic Tampa

some, muscle builders
use when dirt has some moisture
long handled tamper

a coral reef fish              
has snout for eating algae
is a file part, tang

boosts immune system
a small, sweet, tropical fruit
orange hue,  tangerine

poisons horse livers
can sicken or **** cattle
tansy ragwort plants

is a kind of dance
makes threads in a metal hole
beer served from keg, tap

a wheat substitute
extracted from cassava
tapioca flour

natural asphalt
there're lack of workers for them
asphalt lakes, tar pits

hard to pick by hand                            
frozen ones good for a year             
glows hair, tayberries

they delay aging                            
blackberry- raspberry cross                
heart-leaved tayberries

caffeinated drink
is a famous English drink
times steeped in bags, tea

England's beverage    
a wet bag soothes pink eye pain
helps absorb iron, tea

Oh dear Lord, the God of love,
Teach us how to love like you;
Help us to love our neighbors,
To you Lord, draw us close to.

When we want to do what's wrong,
Help us, Lord, to do your will;          
Give us courage that we need,
Your peace in our hearts instill.

Hate don't let enter in us,  
Allow love that is holy;
Faith, help us have in you, Lord,
Bestow on us, Lord,  mercy.  

Show us how to love and live,
Give us courage to forgive.

bird feeds by dabbling  
Six spotted tiger beetle      
greenish-blue hue, teal

greenish blue color
color in hydrangeas
a type of duck, teal

agave leaves' hue
classified as dabbling duck
greenish-blue hue, teal

tiger does to prey
what hay fever brings to eyes
crying result, tears

great source of lysine
Ethiopian millet
wonderful grain, teff

treats psoriasis
often worn as a necklace
Samoa's teuila

Thank you for those who show us love,
What is best for us will think of,
Who show good examples to us,
Lovingly, help, with us will discuss.
Thank you, Lord, for all you've done,  
For sending us Christ, who's your Son.
Thanks for our Thanksgiving feast,
For flavor soon to be released.    
Thank you for this get-together,
And for non-violent weather.      
Thank you, Lord, for our good health,
And for friends who are real wealth.

For our loved ones, thanks dear Lord,
Their good don't let be ignored:
But pay heed to it each day,
Dear Lord please show us your way.
Thank you, Lord, for all you've done,  
For sending us Christ, who's your Son.
To be our Lord and Saviour,
Whom we worship and adore.
Thank you, Lord, for our good health,
And for friends who are real wealth.

Thanks, Lord, for the flowers,
That bring joy throughout the year.
Many are sold by florists,
And help bring much needed cheer.

Thanks for the honeysuckle,
And the lilacs when in bloom.
They're well known for their sweetness,
Like a delightful perfume.

Thanks, Lord, for mullein flowers,
Well known for treating the ear,
That are seen in abundance,
In the summer of the year.

Thanks, Lord, for the sweet peas,
With tendrils that try to twine,
Around the heart of my friend,
To squeeze her love into mine.

Thanks for all of the roses,  
In yards and the countryside,
With their sweetness and beauty,
As they open their buds wide.

For good things you give us Lord,
We give you our gratitude;
For our clothing and shelter,
And also our daily food.

For all the plants and flowers,
And the good things that they do;
And for precipitation,
In forms of rain, snow, and dew.

We thank you Lord for the moon,
That helps us to see at night;
For the star we call the sun,
That gives us much warmth and light.

We thank you Lord for neighbors,
Whose hearts our love we can give.
We thank you Lord for courage,
That will help us better live.

Lord, thanks for times you bless us,            
With the things of which we need;
Lord, we give you gratitude,    
Show us how to love we plead.

For our lives that you gave us,    
Gratitude we give you, Lord.        
Help us to be more like you,                    
Loving hearts help us afford.        

Lord, give us needed wisdom,
So we're able to please you;
When we feel life caving in,
Help our hearts, Lord, be restored.

Do not tarry to help us,
Show us all how much you care;        
Help us, Lord, with life's crosses,    
With their weight, Lord, help us bear.