Sun Love, by R.J. Davies, written for Prose on a Wednesday.
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Sun Love

R. J. Davies, Author

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So bright and warm

a blazing rock so far away

speaks to my soul

warming the edges of the dark creases in my mind

warming the soft edges

warming the fray

 

It makes me happy to sit in the sun

warming my cold soul as the day moves on

weary then bright by mood lifts

much like the sun flower who follows the ball of fire

much like the cat

who could sit here for hours

 

Why am I a slave to this warm ball of fire?

my skin warms slowly

I feel sleepy and lazy

I could stay here all day

it would be one of my fondest desires

 

Alas I get up

get on with my day

ten minutes wasn’t enough

but it will have to do

as I make haste

I promise to seek you out later

I am forever your sun seeker

Published by R. J. Davies, Author

R. J. Davies born in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario lived in Toronto for a few years, currently resides in the Sault. Constantly researching story ideas, conversations, and scenes in ratty notebooks, napkins and slips of torn coffee stained envelopes. Most favorite questions start off with “What if” … what if this happens, what if that happens, what would it be like if this was real? Or what if that was real? Follow R. J. ... Website: http://www.rjdavies.ca Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/R-J-Davies-Author/253530731521799 Twitter: https://twitter.com/rjdaviesauthor Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/R.-J.-Davies/e/B01C2Y7KFY/ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_5?qid=1490360892&sr=1-5

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