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Day 6- metaphor about your favorite person


Galaxy boy

 

The stars spark from your fingertips

Oceans reflect through your eyes

Cosmic dust littered skin

cosmos swallow up your cries

 

Constellations of contradictions

Nebulas flowing through veins

Infinite additions

To the deteriorated remains

 

World too dull for you, boy

You're bursting at your seams

Trying to escape back home

Return to smithereens

Skys have been so dark

With the stars right beside me

The boy whom i love

Longs to be free

 

I’ve been selfish too long,

the stars restored to the sky.

Moon's return and planets’ rotations around my love.

This is Goodbye,

galaxy boy

 
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