
Cloud Sunflower
It's a cold, gloomy,
gray, drizzly day
on the edge
of November
and even worse
it's Sunday
So I have to go
to work
tomorrow.

Metal Sunflower
Summer's heat and
soft, buttery,
yellow light
are gone
and the sky is hard,
the color of
lead.

Ink Sunflower
Last summer is far
away and long ago,
a faint
remembrance
like the taste of salt
on my tongue
or glittering on
my skin.

Glowing Sunflower
But I can wait
and remember
and think
of yellow things
like
sunflowers.
These are really beautiful - especially accompanied by your poetic words. You've captured the passing remnant of summer, as if through the eyes of each season. pretty cool!
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