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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required In a field of flowers, Born she, a flower different from others. Though a fragrant rose in the valley she wished to be, Became she, a victim of inheritance by nature. Though bright, broad, and colorful she seemed, Strangest among the flocks she felt. Majestic and tall she grew, shooting up like a weed some thought. pushed and pulled by the storms of peers, drowned her youth in loneliness and sorrow. In search of an unknown affection for so long, She turned her petaled head to the one who captured her heart. Though she's heard of the famous playboy, bewitched by the charmer she became. An infatuated lover she becomes, Bathing in, the yellowness of his smile. Hoping he will glance at her once, Mad, she fell in love with the untamable lad. Even in his fluctuating mood swings, She longed for his teasing glances. Tearful eyes drowned her jealousy of his scandalous affairs with the Winds and rains. Waiting patiently for his undivided attention, Fading Horizons seemed endless. The Nearing Autumn reminded her again and again, her devotion must come to an end. Forever Loyal to the playboy Apollo, She etches his name in her soul. Intoxicated with her lover, she loses her identity, Sunflower, she became. SUNFLOWER, A symbol of unwavering loyalty and devotion.
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