A Sunflower's Repose

For Laii-Ana Junai Monroe Gibson, my "little one."

When a flower blooms
and it's just too soon...
does the wind weep to the moon?
Would a Sunray sit and pray
that one day,
this broken heart
will be ok?

Author's Note

You are back with the stars, and I will never stop looking up to find you.

Reviews

[Pryde Foltz]

A sublime piece brevity. You had me feeling rather forlorn for this premature bloom:)

[Coyote Poetry]

I plant the Sunflower plants in my yard. I love when they are reaching for the sky. Powerful dance of words and thoughts. I have learn. After the sunflower plant died and dried up. Cut into pieces and the plant for expand to four. Hello Travis and thank you for the outstanding poetry.
Coyote

[Travis Gibson (poetic heroics)]

As always... thank you, friend.

[Coyote Poetry]

You are welcome Travis.

[Sami Khalil]

Sorry for your loss. A fine, sad tribute to a precious someone.

[Travis Gibson (poetic heroics)]

Thank you, friend.

[Sami Khalil]

You are welcome sir Gibson.

[Chris Shaw]

So beautifully touching Travis and I hope that time will soften the grief in your broken heart.

Chris

[Travis Gibson (poetic heroics)]

Thank you, Chris. I can only hope.

[jacob erin-cilberto]

I think the sunray would.
I like the hope expressed in this.
a very touching, gentle write that soothes...
j.

[Travis Gibson (poetic heroics)]

Thank you, friend. I would like to think the sunray would as well. Your words are appreciated.