A Sunflower Sun
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Orphan Sonnet
Dale Gregory Cozart created it with a rhyme scheme of Abab cdcd efef aA in three quatrains and a couplet, with the final line repeating the opening line.
A sunflower sun blooms high in the sky;
sowing its rays on the sand and the waves.
And seagulls assault the air with their cry;
as crabs dart in and out of flooded caves.
Their orange carapace, in stark contrast;
crabs seek algae as the mud flats expand.
And chase the tides, relentless and steadfast,
o'er coral shards and alabaster sand.
As a moist mist coalesces offshore,
fog swallows the sun, consuming its light.
And its face isn't visible anymore;
till brisk breezes disperse this ghostly sight.
As the heat of Sol's rays intensify,
a sunflower sun blooms high in the sky.
Copyright © Emile Pinet | Year Posted 2019
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