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Velvet Moonbeams

Midnight Whispers: A Tale of Velvet Moonbeams

By M. Shaihan AhmedPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
Velvet Moonbeams
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In the hushed embrace of the night's sweet dream,

Velvet moonbeams softly gleam,

Casting shadows on the glistening streams,

A celestial ballet, a wondrous theme.

Through twilight's veil, they gently spill,

Caressing earth with a tranquil thrill,

Each beam a whisper, a tender brushstroke,

Painting the world with a silvery cloak.

They dance on leaves of whispered green,

In gardens where secrets lie unseen,

Awakening stars with their tender touch,

A cosmic dance that means so much.

In the night's embrace, they softly sway,

A symphony of light and shadow at play,

Enchanting hearts with their gentle art,

A lustrous magic that sets worlds apart.

Velvet moonbeams, a poet's delight,

Velvet moonbeams, a poet's delight,

Ignite the embers of imagination's flight,

With every shimmer and every gleam,

They weave enchantment in the nocturnal scheme.

Through the curtains of the dim-lit night,

They guide the dreamers' souls in flight,

To far-off lands and unknown shores,

Where fantasies roam and passion soars.

In their soft glow, secrets are confided,

In the tranquil night, fears are subsided,

They lend a glow to lovers' tryst,

As tender kisses are gently kissed.

O, velvet moonbeams, so tender and bright,

Illuminate the world with your gentle light,

Wrap us in the mystery of the lunar embrace,

As we journey through night's mystic space.

For in your glow, dreams take flight,

And hearts find solace in the darkest night,

Velvet moonbeams, forever we'll swoon,

In your luminous magic, we find our tune.

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    Written by M. Shaihan Ahmed