Chief of The Stars

by Lisa Cunningham

She was so full of sadness,
that I began to wonder
if she was composed of anything else

She had nothing that made her smile
Her passion had drifted, her body shifted
and to the moonlight she surrendered

She was the chief of the stars
She ruled the darkness
and by sunrise she was as pale as the flesh of a fish

She had no idea that there was somebody who loved her
Somebody that could heal her
And more somebodies that knew her

She was debilitated by loneliness
But even I loved her for that

From: 
Lisa Cunningham




ABOUT THE POET ~
Enthusiastic writer, enjoys the rhythm of poetry, Keen to see what others think of my work


Last updated January 24, 2017