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Heartless


You told me you are heartless 
I said 
" I don’t believe you " 
Because on  heartless people 
You can only see the scar 
Some of them hide it so well 
Their scar is like a prison cell 
They can sometimes escape it 
They never go so far 
People tend to call them wired and bizarre 
You told me you are heartless 
I don’t believe you  are 
I know 
I know you think you are 
You told me even mom said so 
How can I argue with mom 
She knows you better 
You are her son 
But what you don’t know
You are my sun 
And as long as the sun is shining 
The moon is saying hi 
I’ll never leave you 
I’ll never say bye
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