Daylight Dwindles
Daylight dwindles, and as darkness descends
Night wakens, and clouds of hungry bats take
flight, hunting moths fluttering in the pale
moonlight, before Dawn ushers in daybreak.
Dew, like a trillion teardrops, falls right on
cue, and ebony supplants a sky of
blue; as the horizon blushes scarlet
while unveiled stars start to twinkle above.
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