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Sunflower Sparks


Summer breeze, sunflowers ripple a golden river

When you look at me, those eyes give my soul shivers

You're the daylight to my midnight sky

I'm the sunset staying up to see your sunrise

 

Your voice is like a sweet songbird's melody

A soothing presence like a mountain stream

One of my favorite sounds is your laughter

Joyful like a garden blooming full of lavender

 

As summer's heat begins to crackle and fade

And the crisp autumn breeze finds us that day

I'll savor the little memories we have shared

Colorful and sweet, like an apple beyond compare

 

In the harvest season of you, maybe I have found a home

With you my heart is bright, my passion for you forever known.

 

 

 

 

 

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