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stella

You say I'm golden

 

I say, "that's a lie."

 

I'm sun-dappled at most

 

Yet you still smile

 

In the shadows of my light.

 

My bad moods loom, solstice

 

Too often, I ache for heat.

 

Still, you speak of my radiance

 

When I feel like a garish Vegas effigy.

 

In the end, though

 

I'll let your illusions be.

 

But, love

 

Even if you think I'm light's zenith

 

Being your star

 

Is enough for me.

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Written by
Madison21
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Published
Oct 16, 2018
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#sun#solar#stars#stellar#celestial#love#flaws#whyaremytagssocliche
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