Floppy-headed sunflowers bob yellow bright,
While purple-hued violets smile in sunlight.
Black-eyed Susans dance as they sway and bend,
With the fragrance of roses wafting on the wind.
Lush honeysuckle climbs on a broken gate,
Hiding hungry spiders lying in wait.
Poppies bursting with redness that stuns the eye,
Watch pollen-dusted bees just winging by.
Irises wave like a flag blue and white.
A low-lying crocus crouches from sight.
Shy pansies peep from between green leaves,
As tender stems bow with fragile sweet peas.
That huge hollyhock grows taller than tall,
While hummingbirds zip with abandon wild.
That sunny dandelion can't be a weed,
Cause that little white fluff ball carries a seed.
Flowers don colors, both soft, bright and bold.
God sprinkled the earth to delight the soul.