《Poetry for the heartless and heartbroken》Poem 71st (You were the sun, you were the stars)
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"As I lay,
Shivering in despair,
You came to me as light.
Bright and safe.
You were the sun,
The stars.
All bright things.
You gave me hope,
You gave me light.
You were the sun,
You were the stars.
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