Sunflowers
A girl twists and ducks and
Twirls through a field,
Cloaked in sun-catching sunflowers
Sunbathing in spinning and
Joy and youth
Weaving wind around
Green stalks and yellow faces and
Pitching dancing breezes over
Treetops
Weaving wind around
The bottoms of clouds
To push and swing and catch
Her golden dress near the
Most delicate part of
Her ankles.
The End
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Sunflowers, which
was posted on Oct 1, 2011 by
tlavoie.
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"A short poem about a girl and a field of sunflowers."
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Free Verse
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