Eric was the moon
A quiet sort of isolated personality.
Watching everybody on earth
From far far away.
He was always in space-
Just like the sun
Just like June.
June was bright and fiery
loud in the silence
But she too seemed to drift
It was a warm sunny day when we saw them meet
It got quiet almost as though we knew it was special
Even though it wasn't
But eventually all was forgotten
Months later, Eric asked her to dance
She was dressed in yellow,
Eric in grey
The kind of grey that made June wish she could say damn
The shade of yellow that made Eric stutter a bit
The kind of dance that pulled everyone in to see
To see
Because the sun and the moon seemed to compliment one another
The sun and the moon seemed to look at one another with stars in their eyes
And we could only wish for a sliver of moonlight
The night ended, and the sun rose
A smile pulling at her cheeks
Because this is what she'd been waiting for weeks
And they grew against one another
Seemingly fitted to the other
They had their fights and breaks
But remained friends through it all
So when June began to grow cold
And she gained a cough
Eric took her in
Soup and bread only
he had said
But a week went by
No change
If anything she only seemed to grow paler and weaker
So the doctor came in
But all was well-it was only the flu
So bedrest and soup it was
But the flu never seemed to go away
So they went to the hospital
Snow falling from the skies
Clumping in the grass and wetting the walks
June was smiling
June was laughing
June was happy
And Eric was trying to be for her at least
So he carried her in
Told the nurse everything
And retold the same story to the doctor
This was a different doctor
She smiled that smile
The smile doctors give when they're worried
When they question if it truly is the flu
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Lemon Seeds | A Collection Of Poetry
PoetryLife Lemons And a little bit of everything inbetween -Enjoy- Warning: This poetry, like a lemon, can be sour, bitter, and make your eyes water a little. Ingest with caution, and don't forget to spit out the seeds.