The Lonely Sunflower

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In a field where laughter once bloomed,

A lone sunflower stood, consumed.

A sentinel of sorrow, in colors worn,

The last survivor, forlorn.

Once a patch of golden dreams,

Dancing under sunlight beams.

Comrades swayed in a vibrant trance,

Now gone, leaving a mournful dance.

Petals wilted, hopes lay bare,

Whispers of the wind, a ghostly air.

Solitude embraced the chosen one,

A solitary figure beneath the distant sun.

Lost companions, memories sown,

In the soil where kinship was known.

Now, a silent elegy in the breeze,

Tales of unity were lost among the trees.

Loneliness, a heavy cloak,

Drifts around the stem that spoke Of days when life was shared and free,

Now a symbol of desolation, the lone decree.

Once vibrant hues turned to shades,

A melancholy symphony invades.

Each petal droops with a heavy heart,

Echoes of departed friends impart.

Yet, in the solitude, resilience remains,

A survivor of life's harsh refrains.

A lonely sunflower, steadfast and strong, In the silence, it sings a quiet song.

Yearning for the days of yore,

When fields of gold held so much more.

But here it stands, a testament of time,

A lonely sunflower in a paradigm.

A tear in the fabric of the pastoral scene,

A solitary sentinel, evergreen.

Amidst the ruins of what used to be,

A lonely sunflower, a solitary plea.

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