Flower language of sunflower:
I can't always see clearly the emotion behind your frown or wry smile. I don't often tell you all the joys and sorrows in my heart, but I admire each other in our lives. Keep meeting and parting, embrace and watch, plant the seeds you gave me in the horizon, and your warm eyes, like the bright sun, accompany me all the way muddy.
Struggle, fall, get up again and again, take root and sprout, persevere, and obey God's will. When I have experienced joys and sorrows and want to share them with you, please let me hold your hand, bask in the sun with you, look at each other in different time and space, and be calm and silent as usual. I know all the watchers behind your deep eyes, so don't say anything. We have read each other's books.
Sunflower, named after the inflorescence rotates with the sun. Father is like my little sunflower, where the sun has been shining. I brought the flowers of love and faith, blooming to the warmth.
Extended information about the beautiful legend of sunflower;
There is a sad Greek myth and legend about sunflowers. Calea is the goddess of the sea. She was the lover of Helius, the sun god, but later Helius fell in love with the Persian princess Ricotoy.
Jealous Calea denounced the relationship between Ryukyu and Helius to King Ocamos of Persia. Ockham ordered the unfaithful daughter to be buried alive.
When Helius learned about it, he cut off contact with Calea completely. Calea, who had been infatuated for several days, didn't eat or drink, and watched Helius drive up and down in a solar car, languishing day by day and finally becoming a sunflower.