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"Whispers of Night"

Verse under moonlight

By š”–š”žš”«š””š”„š”²Published 3 years ago • 1 min read
"Whispers of Night"
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In the velvet shroud of night so deep,

Where stars like diamonds softly gleam,

There comes a gentle, silver sweep,

A poet's muse, a lover's dream.

The moon ascends on chariot of light,

Her glow, a whisper on the night's black shore,

Casting magic upon the silent night,

A tranquil spell forever more.

Oh, moonlight! How your tender beams,

Caress the Earth in softest hue,

As if you paint with silver streams,

A masterpiece anew.

Upon the quiet waters, you dance,

A waltz of shadows and soft grace,

Romancing stars in a sweet trance,

A celestial ballet in endless space.

Through whispered leaves, your radiance weaves,

A lullaby for creatures in the night,

Their secrets shared beneath the eaves,

In your ethereal, silvery light.

You kiss the flowers as they sleep,

In gardens where enchantment grows,

A touch so gentle, the night-time weeps,

With the beauty that your glow bestows.

Lovers, beneath your tender gaze,

Find solace in your calming glow,

In moonlit nights, their hearts ablaze,

With passions that forever flow.

Mysteries hidden in your cratered face,

Stories ancient, yet ever new,

You inspire poets to embrace,

The wonders of the cosmic blue.

Oh, moonlight! You're a timeless song,

A melody the nightbirds sing,

In your glow, we all belong,

To the universe's eternal spring.

So as you sail the boundless sky,

A silent guardian, serene and bright,

We bask beneath your silver sigh,

Oh, moonlight, in your soft delight

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