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The Sun and The Moon


The difference between

The Sun and The Moon

 

One leads the day

One leads the night

 

The Sun's followers are the clouds

The Moon's being the stars

 

One beams a bright yellow,

Golden as a loyal dog

Who licks your face at the joy of

Your sight

 

One beams a mystic pure white,

White as a blissful cat

Who purrs onto your lap at the joy of

Your sight

 

However, they have commonalities

 

They are created by the One True God

They are natural-born leaders

They bring light, serenity, and security

To a world filled with a deceptive gloom

And they are made for each other, connecting like

 

Yin and Yang. 

 

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