Sun Queen
- Zoe Mona
- Oct 14, 2019
- 1 min read
I yearn for the attention the same way a toddler cries out, with their thumb in mouth
At the age of too-old-for-this,
I want to shine beneath the sun
But what if I ever
Melt from the Sol heated rays
That burn vain feelings down my throat,
And I lose my harmony?
No, I plead
Plead on my knees for you until I realize that
A man does not define my symphony,
I am the music that reaches the ears of God
and back
I want to be read like a warning label on
Your blow dryers,
But I don't want the detention of
Sitting in the corner
Reflecting on the thought:
“I am the daughter of all I've done”
I crave the company of everyone,
and I envy her
I envy her taste that everyone loves
Up top her lollipop stick,
The sugar on tongue sensation that gets their hearts pumping
Into romances of perfection
That I could never grasp,
Or at least, I think I can't
You see, my envy is a costume
To plot twist you and me from my fragile heart
I am the fastened cherry stem you beg
Those “perfections” to tie,
I am the red-lipped bitch you could never prey upon for
I am the queen,
And you bow down to me
I don't yearn for the attention
I yearn for the sun, in which I hope to find and shine
Brighter than anyone you have ever known,
I am the diamond buried in a shallow pit,
So close to the surface but
Not aligned with the sun and her stars,
but little do I know,
I am her
My crown will flash your heart into a bang of
Phone calls whispering “I miss you,”
And yes, you will fucking miss me
When I’m gone dazzling with the sun

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