Sunflowers greet the sun in the early morning.

Picture a hidden enemy: in the flowers, behind slats, behind the cannon, or hiding from his fear in the loft bed in the barracks.

inscription is a name carved into metal

Dōu! All the heroes jumped over the city wall of the metropolis.

You've hired "fans" to hang by their noses to the ceiling and use their legs to move the summer air.

nine hooks into ten

your persona bends over to pet the Pekingese

Princess Beauty loses a pageant, throws her sash into the moat, where you can still see it floating because of the stagnant water.

"Fat people have an extra half of their weight added to their body parts." (Stand-up Comedian)

human leading a cow from behind, cow comes first

cow with human legs: that's a first!

Picture a bouquet split in half, so the petals are falling.

The flower girls will be given half-bouquets, that they will tear the petals from as they walk.

They’ve just now come over the ridge, draw your swords!

Someone has to explain why droppings are coming from the performance bouquet.

centenarian strokes his long bush of a beard with his thumb

slash that comes from rice

“The Microphone and the Small Dog at the Prison”  Pekingese was lost. Not physically, as it is impossible to get lost in prison, where your every movement is controlled. But, lost in purpose. How could life be meaningful when her dreams of fame and fortune had crumbled as her fraud was exposed? Now she was stuck in prison, fearful the other dogs would eat her alive. One day, the warden made an announcement. Local university students would be running a new program, giving prisoners a chance to learn podcasting. Instantly, Pekingese knew this was her destiny. Prison or no, the microphone would drive her forward. Moral: Even prisons provide freedom. (Fables)

A boss dispatches his team with a purse on the road to select a venue for the trade show.

Dispatch the Purse, Says Boss: The White House’s Resettlement Administrator is giving authorization to dispatch money to the Hoovervilles in California. (1930's On the Road)

wrap buds in bubble wrap if hail is in the forecast

The excitement will build as you lift up the bouquet.