Lilies for you
Sunflowers worship the golden sky, Their love is bright but never blind. They turn for warmth, for light, for fire, But only when the sun is kind. I have no love for fleeting gold, For love that bends when shadows call. I do not seek the summer's glow, Nor fear the winter's quiet fall. I will be your lilies instead; Soft and still, beneath the moon. You need not shine, nor stand so tall, Nor burn like flames that flicker fast. Even when your light has faded, I will love you; As you are, As you have been, As you will be. Even in your darkest days, When words feel too heavy to speak, I will sit beside you, Listening to the quiet, Perceiving the silence. Even if the world forgets, Even when the night feels long, I will bloom for you, I will hold you in my song.
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