I'M In Awe of Heavenly Night

I'M IN AWE OF HEAVENLY NIGHT


many people are unaware that there's three heavens;
But alas we can only see two on physical plain with our natural eyes;
HEAVENLY NIGHT

oh, and I see the clouds and they are moving
oh, and I see the blue skies surrounding them
and I smell the sweet-crisp summer breeze as all surrounds me
It's so heavenly
And in the absence of the light
The beautiful day light, it's alright... cause it's a Heavenly Night

there's an ocean in the skies
there's a beautiful atmosphere above the clouds

what is this surrounding called
And every time I see it I'm in awe

the clouds and they are moving
the blue skies surrounding them
the sweet-crisp summer breeze all surrounds me
It's so heavenly
And in the absence of the light
The beautiful day light, it's alright... cause it's a Heavenly Night

Moonlit stars you and I gone 
A mist the darkness
Sunshine gone
But my love covers us we're in such delight
As we celebrate and embrace, heavenly night

what is this surrounding called
And every time I see it I'm in awe

I love you day or night
Worship the Lord our God for this is right

what is this surrounding called
And every time I see it I'm in awe

the clouds and they are moving
the blue skies surrounding them
the sweet-crisp summer breeze all surrounds me
It's so heavenly
And in the absence of the light
thank you God for the atmosphere
so engaging, so clear
The beautiful day light, it's alright... cause it's a Heavenly Night

12/12/17

written by James Edward Lee Sr.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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