The Sun and The Moon
The sun and the moon
Two opposing views
One brings light and joy
The other darkness and tranquillity
One fills the body with laughter and cheer
While the other touches the soul
With stories left untold
Two opposing forces,
Yet somehow you are
The light in my dark
And the calm in my day
When you are near
My jaw mildly aches
as you fill this mortal vessel
with more joy than
it can possibly take.
Before I met you
I could never have imagined
That a boy
Could move into my heart
And build a fortress from
The broken pieces inside.
Before I loved you
I didn't know
That a man could reach a soul
With a simple touch of the hand.
Never have I met a person
That made me feel the way you do
Who I can be holding close
Yet still, crave
Who I could understand
Yet know there is more left to uncover
Who I loved truly
Who made me realize
That there could be no other
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