Yellow Sunshine
A beautiful poem about a girl who loses her mother to cancer.
Her heart heavy with all she left unsaid.
The tears drip slowly down her face,
As she cries for all she's lost.
A caring smile, a soft embrace,
A mother's loving touch.
A favorite lullaby, sung at night,
The one she loved the most.
And then she sees, amongst the snow,
A tiny, smiling face.
The yellows and golds of the setting sun,
A dainty orange flush.
The daffodil stands, staunch and tall,
A beacon, clear and bright.
Soft golden petals, turned up to the sun,
It giggles, amongst the snow.
The girl looks at the smiling yellow flower,
A star in a world of white.
A ray of hope in her darkest hour,
She looks at the daffodil, and smiles.
HAVE HOPE.


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