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there was a man who fell in love with sun 

and he would run and run 

but one day the sun god went to see this man

”for why do thou seek my light”

the man smiles and says

“for I do not seek thous light but the light of the sun gods smile down on me”

The god smiles and says 

“you do not need to run for my attention because you shall always run though my mind”

the man smiles “than I shall see you in my dreams and in death we shall be together again”

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KaceyBarron

I want my poetry to inspire people and make my readers think. But most importantly I want them to know even if they don’t think anyone loves them and they aren’t important, I am here I will always be here for you and give you my love and support even when you think no one else will.

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