Walk Over the Sun

Someone realises that they can be better, and they start entering that journey.

Somewhere in this trickling dark moment of doubt, there is hope. 

For all the people who think they are not enough, tell them there is hope.

Stay somewhere where you feel that you can cope.

Just like the cantaloupe.

Because i have been knocking on a door unfamiliar and torn, a place easily worn. 

And i have found all but nothing, i was knocking on a door i didn't know.

Tell them to search further, to seek higher, because i have been in a questioned courtyard too long. Looking for someone i couldn't place in my mind, someone gone and then there again and hazy to the touch. It was all too much, for me. 

Tell them to keep looking, you will always find something.

The colours in your paradise are brighter than you think, imagine that, and don't blink twice before you see it.

Rivers run down streams of endless seas, and we quiver under the moon when its cold.

The sun is the perfect staircase and we all seek what we've learnt from before. 

But what if i told you that worrying was a source of something not quite right, with yourself or maybe just a fright in the system. 

What if i said that the moon is too far away to reach but the sun is the perfect staircase, so walk over the sun, the flames have just begun, walk over the sun, and seep into its blaze.

You'll find yourself in a beautiful sunken place, and place of forgiving and rest.

Tell them that it's your quest, to find the sun somewhere off the northwest. 

Reviews

[Dylan S]

This is a beautiful and compassionate poem.
My favorite lines:
"Tell them to keep looking, you will always find something.
The colours in your paradise are brighter than you think, imagine that, and don't blink twice before you see it."