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As Daylight Fades In The Forest Of Night

A Thoughtpiece Inspired By "The Dews of Evening" by John S. Davis 1874

By Mike Singleton ๐Ÿ’œ Mikeydred Published about a month ago โ€ข 1 min read
"The Dews of Evening" by John S. Davis 1874

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The music is "Twilight Time" by The Moody Blues

As Daylight Fades In The Forest Of Night

As we walk deeper into the forest, we can see the fading light through the branches of the tall trees. We know that the forest has spirits that tend its soul. Are these the spirits of the trees of souls that left this earth, that always loved the forest?

They bring a feeling of love and safety when the sun has gone, and the moon and stars come out to illuminate the sky.

We feel we could stay with them forever, become part of the forest, one with nature and the Trees.

They never speak, but we feel their care and love. The coming darkness of the night brings with it its own light to soothe us and bring us joy.

This forest is a place we will always return to, and maybe one day we will join these spirits and become one with them too.

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    Written by Mike Singleton ๐Ÿ’œ Mikeydred