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What cruelty
What shameful tragedy hath befallen thee
That thou wouldst kill the Sunflower?
The soaring and abundant bloom
That blossoms this noon hour?
Have you not fed upon the seeds of love and charity?
Or would you rather cut it down for your austerity?
The thing about the sunflower,
is it heralds in the sun.
The time for your cold winter,
is almost nearly done.
Your time is spent.
Death reigns no longer.
Cruelty be damned
With the warmonger.
Summer comes
With each new day
Striking out
The winter’s slay.
And after winter’s long since left
The sunflower’s forever blessed.
Beware your call for winter’s blast
Or else you’ll find you’re on your ass.
About the Creator
Arthur Armstrong
A being of duality, poetic irreverence, and maddening nonsense.
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