Sunflower
Sunflower
As fragile as a little sunflower
Her smile is worth thousands of rhymes .
Wrapped in an ambedo like Aurora
She's a tear or joy from an eye of Venus
That slips down straight from paradise .
Now I see her around the brook
Running with the flow
Like a brave little paper boat .
Her giggles with every splash of a pebble
Are as serene
As the first quench of a driest throat .
Now she braids her hair herself
And fixes her charm in the mirror all the time .
Our little sunflower can be gloomy these days
Pouting at the teases of marriage by her dears,
She claims she will rather catch the time that flies .
Once free laughs are now folded in small chuckles .
Pâro unproudly dominates over courage .
Her eyes are more familiar with the ground than sky .
That beautiful sunflower is no longer in sight ,
But a little girl walking down a complex maze.
One day she finally lifts her lids up ,
Breaking the norms , threatening to system
In a hope to see a path to her zeal
But ends up seeing an aisle made over them .
A beautiful sunflower blooms again
Inheriting the same apricity as her
Sculpted by the god itself ,
She hides her in her embrace from everyone .
And waits for time to be in her favor .
Now she is fragile once again
As lines cover her eyes and skin.
Her trembling hands that now pour out the blessings ,
No longer wishes for pebbles to swim .
Holding a strange infatuation in sun one day
As pretty as yellow in a sunflowers field
She looks at her sunflower all grown and kind
And heaves a last sigh but this time,
With same old smile and glee.