Immortal Beauty of Night

Air getting colder, 
Day turning night,
The man in the moon smiles,
I see little twinkles of light.
The stars show a lion, huntress, and more,
The moon cotrols the tides,
Washing up on the shore.
Staring at the sky,
Wishing apon a star,
Looks very little here,
Because it's very, very far. 
I watch as the immortal beauty of night takes over the lands,
Then the stars play tricks on my eyes,
And i fall into the Sandman's hands.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2011

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April 6, 2011 at 3:50 PM
Hi Kenzie! It's Bridget! This is lovely, especially describing the immortal beauty of the night. I love it! You should look at some of my poems!
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