come in

I asked the sun, “why don’t you come in, stay awhile, and tell me what you’ve seen”
She took off her shoes and laid softly on my white couch, the room so bright I could barely see tomorrow. She had been tired for awhile and while I didn’t want to bother her I couldn’t help but wonder how she loves. She said, “it’s always the same with you, coming back to the same questions, learning the same lessons. I know you and although we have only been together awhile I’ve seen you and I’ve seen the things you do. I know you thought it would be different without the moon, but you my dear are still the same. Always have been, Always will be.” I made her some tea and thought about how many different ways she was right about me.