My Sunflower Girl
Here's a glimpse of a childhood summer.
By Jillian SpiridonPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
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Image by Jill Wellington from Pixabay
Grandpa's season was a sunshine meadow,
and I scampered after him like a pup
as if there was little time to borrow
while we drank from summer's plentiful cup.
*
"My sunflower girl," he sang with each step,
the hose fueling the plants he so cherished,
as I danced behind him with youthful pep,
not knowing this time would soon be perished.
*
"My sunflower girl," I said on repeat,
striding beside him each and ev'ry way,
and I had no pressing thought for the heat
even though it was much hotter than May.
*
On the way back home Grandpa held my hand,
and to this day I've never felt so grand.
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Jillian Spiridon
just another writer with too many cats
twitter: @jillianspiridon
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