I See You There

You shine so brightly every night
I must say I am impressed at your sight
Always know just where to stand
To prep yourself for the celestial dance
So close as if away only by a strand

You are the brightest way up there
Across the land all are aware
Of your presence as you clear the air
With your majestic deep yet gentle stare 

With it you announce your great flair
Before all those that have come to glare
But we both know as well as they
That they'll stay come what may

For they enjoy the sights that you have prepared
Sights seen nowhere else for no one would dare
To show so much with such a whaling blare 
For you have no shame do you not..
Huh?... Mr. Baudelaire?
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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