Sun & Moon Poem by Jeremy Willson

Life is beautiful, the clouds always pilot themselves
The sun and moon are divorced lovers and stars are their feelings
With time they slowly shoot out into empty space and burnout
Like the passion in a first kiss that has us nervous
Ants can withstand pressures five thousand times their own weight
But humans, we can't even take the pressure of rejection
Anxiety cripples the imagination in our hearts
The arteries are scared to pump for the one they love
Eventually we die not knowing what would've happened
We are greedy, we are selfish, we are hateful
We are needy, we are protective, we are quick to fear
As weak as we all are we have a passion
It could burnout, but what if we pilot our own lives
Steering into the unkown?
I am afraid, but it's better to be afraid than to not know
Maybe life isn't beautiful, maybe it's ugly
The truth is we don't know because we judge before we find out
What it is we want out of life itself
It's okay to stumble, fall, cry
It's okay to be humble, to stand tall, to try
You'll be surprised at what you'll find when you raise your head
And see the two lovers together once again.