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Sunshine


Hanging in the sky,

There lies a sweet, crisp sunshine.

To give you warmth energy and livelihood,

To make sure at the end of the day,

You'll feel just fine.

 

 

Warmth, energy and livelihood,

Are the elements of sunshine.

How is it possible?

How is that so?

Does it involve its appearance?

Or its glow?

 

 

Whatever it is,

It will remain a mystery.

Whoever finds out,

He will go down in history.

 

 

Hanging in the sky,

There lies a sweet crisp sunshine,

To give you peace, hope and glandness,

To remind you to demolish all of your sadness.

 

 

Sunshine is the beginning of every tomorrrow,

It gives everyone a chance to remove all of their sorrow.

Sunshine sheds a brand new light.

So don't forget my brother and sister,

Everything's gonna be alright.

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keissa davis

My attributes are multifarious. I am an affable and sprightly individual who has Christ as my mentor. My philosophy is " Reach For The Stars ".

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