Spring's Secrets

slowly submerging sunflower

By Tiffany MorganPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read

Subterranean slumbering seed,

summer's sunset sowed,

suddenly seeks sunlight

so slowly submerges.

Slight sprout springs,

seemingly simple,

so sorely susceptible.

Still,

sunbeam succours

so simple seedling starts,

stouthearted,

set skyward.

Soon, stunning sunflower shines.

"We are well-advised to keep on speaking terms with the people we used to be...." Joan Didion

I write to know my own thoughts.

I am currently working on my first novel, historical fiction based on a weird true life story.

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