To Me You're the Sun
To me you’re the sun.
Now I know that sounds fun.
But it’s not in the way that you’d think.
Like waking up to your rays,
With them blinding my gaze,
Having slept yet not but a wink.
To me you’re the sun.
When I’m outside a ton.
And my skin becomes painful and red.
How it burns and it itches.
The urge to scratch gives me twitches.
Make it stop, I would rather be dead.
To me you’re the sun.
When the day’s nearly done.
The one time I want you out later.
But now I can’t see.
And ran into a tree.
Who would’ve known that the sun is a traitor.
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