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Mother Sun


The lady of the first sun,

Hesitates to let her first world down

That’s all she relies on

All her life she had dreamed of raising this world

Her people look up to her,

While she cares and provides her heat

 

No one can defeat this Mother Sun,

Because she is the diamond sparkling in the warm skies

Astronauts make sacrifices to get one gravitated step towards her

But if they get too close they turn to ash

She is powerful enough to know who she loves,

And who she needs in her life

She is the queen, she is the beauty,

And she is the unbreakable soul,

Full of adventures and wise lectures

And love for her people

 

Mother Sun wears a crown of flames

To match her unbreakable bond with her children

Her children who aspire to be like her,

And sit on her throne

 

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