Her dress is yellow, pale and light
she watches tiny bluebird's flight.
Her smile is wide,
her hands are clasped
like one who rapture's
joys have passed.
Her laugh is gay,
her eyes are bright,
embracing summer,
spurning night.
However, as she
prances here,
a little daisy
without fear,
her frilly dress
and satin bow
are mocked by one
she'll never know.
For, as she skips along
the path, her opposite
hides in secret wrath;
the only reason for
his scorn is that
Sunny's made
his patience worn.
He's tried to tempt her
with his tricks,
his sullenness,
his elation nix, but
as he watches her
flit by,
he realizes that
she'd rather die
than hold court
with a yearning spy.
The truth is that
he longs for light
but feeds off darkness;
sultry night
He'll never know her
blissful glee
Her carefree days
he'll never see.
She's trapped in him,
and he in she,
and both of them
reside in me.
