POEM: Sunflower Trilogy

This was composed for the CPC Saturday Share poetry challenge.  Angel Love’s must-use line was “Sunflowers are a beautiful sight to see.”

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SUNFLOWER TRILOGY

The sight of sunflowers can’t be beat:
bigger than daisies, taller than wheat.
They grow strong in the sunshine’s heat.
Their sight brings dreams of a salty treat;
a heat-beating treat all love to eat.

You can tell the world in one long tweet:
it’s not just love that keeps you sweet.
(although that’s always a nice treat!)
To meet your desire’s certain someone,
and not end up with just a numb one,
heed this advice to win your peach:
go sunbathing on the beach;
keep your round parts within reach;
put sunflower seeds upon your seat.

*****
Sunflowers bring me to my senses
when I see them peaking over fences
Sometimes I think they’re staring at me
and that they should definitely be
arrested for peeping offences.

*****
One of Mother Nature’s best inventions,
they can dismiss worries and tensions.
I love to watch them dance in the sun.
Then I ring the doorbell twice, and run,
before her father comes out with his gun.

This poem has made too many mentions
of nonsense which defies declensions.
I should have warned before the start:
sunflower seeds can make one fart.

Copyright July 21st 2012 RGD

The sunflower worshippers who blinded by the light of their lines: Bettie, Diane (2), Flossie (2), JT (2), Raiden (3).

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