Like a shy, Summer love, I blushed, uncertain,
that he would accept my words.
I was dressed all in white to match his eyes
When a breeze swept me up like birds.
For I was a dandelion in love with the Moon
A small flower, soft with high hopes
But he was grand, majestic, and he turned all heads
From afar, I admired through telescopes.
He shined, oh he shined, much brighter than I
Eyes gravitated to him naturally
Larger than life, when I with one touch
Fall apart as a dying galaxy.
Will he ever, will he ever, see what I see?
The similarities breathing in our skin?
We both hold wishes, whispered promises
From those whose thoughts are thin.
And I’ll share mine with you, each and every word
Trusted to me by the lovers and the broken
Come down to Earth, dressed in all white
And I’ll listen to your words unspoken.
Because it must get lonely up there in space.