SSitting thinking to myself
Is this all really worth the wealth
Lights, the fame, ACTION
See beyond just a smiling face
Your love has the sweetest taste
Sweets that'll make your teeth decay
Worlds greatest delay
Warm Tears form in the corners of my eyes that freeze at the surface
In a world so cold life's wind blows from the sickle trees.
Never knew why it'd take so long
Like a Queen sitting on her throne
I waited for you
I cried for you
And I've died for you
Waiting for you to resurrect me
All you seemed to do was misdirect me
Oh rise my Queen, my Goddess
Let the sun's rays from your soul bring forth warmth
Let the flowers blossom and skies be blue
Paradise on Earth what a sight for me and you
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SunJaye Love
Hello, I'm your fellow writer SunJaye💕I am a young writer from a small town in Florida named Palmetto. Mother to be, nurturer of all. Divinity at it's finest. I the point of life is to live, learn, and love unconditionally. Growth!
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