Sunflowers

Whispers of the dawn, 
Sunflowers turn to the light, 
Giants in golden fields.

Yellow faces sky, 
Stretching to the sun's warm kiss, 
Nature's own compass.

Gentle giants stand tall, 
Beneath the vast, endless blue, 
Silent communion.

Leaves whisper secrets, 
Beneath the sun's watchful eye, 
Flowers nod in peace.

Petals of fire, 
Hearts hold the sun's pure essence, 
Noble Sunflowers.

Evening's soft embrace, 
They bow, content in twilight, 
Dreaming of sunrise.
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Captain  Avatar
February 25, 2025 at 2:57 PM
You have describe the nature very well, but is there a deep meaning behind this haiku or it is meant to describe nature's usual occurence?
Greenhough Avatar
October 25, 2024 at 8:18 PM
I enjoy your haiku and the way you linked them together. I hope you enjoy these last few days of October.
Cunningham Avatar
October 11, 2024 at 10:07 AM
Love those flowers Aleisa, we have a few in our garden. Tom
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