The Sun.
The Sun.
I wish I were my shadow,
for my shadow doesn't change.
When I am happy, angry, sad or serene,
My shadow never feels the same.
A reflection of who I want to be,
And a mirror of my joyful soul,
A picture of a life worth living,
And the only part of me I pull.
When I am living, walking, standing, sitting, wishing I no longer feel,
The silhouette alone portrays the only part of me that's real.
Although I have a body I'm only physical in spirit and in mind,
my skin and bone last not even a wink before the end of time,
But the two in which we are together,
only one will I befriend.
Until the day my body dispense itself into the ground,
You can find me in my shadow, and in my shadow I'll be found, again.
I give my shadow a name tonight,
And my shadow I'll become,
Because my shadow never has to struggle,
As long as my shadow has The Sun.
BKrabbit.
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