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Moonlit Longing

Moonbeams dance upon my wall Echoes of laughter, whispers of it all Fading shadows, eerie silence deep My heart beats lonely, in a loveless sleep Sparkling eyes, now lost in the night Darkness descends, and my heart takes flight Soul mates torn, by fate's design so grand Leaving me with a lonely, aching land Futile attempts to find solace warm Bodies that yearn, but hearts that do not form Tender touches, gentle strokes, kind words so bright Echoes of love, now lost, in the dark of night Crossroads of life, where paths diverge so wide Wondering what could've been, a different tide Dreams that never die, though physical form fades away Illusionary worlds, built on shared love's ray Whispered secrets, spoken under moonbeams bright Radiant light, that shines with love's pure delight Breathing life into the silence, I'll hold on tight Imagining you, in another love's light In the stillness, I'll close my eyes so tight Clutching my pillow, feeling your gentle might Somewhere out there, in another universe so wide Perhaps you're wishing, on the same love's tide Hoping tomorrow brings renewed hope's promise so bright Fulfilled dreams, and a heart that's less anxious tonight In the darkness, I'll hold on to love's guiding light Leading me through, the endless, sleepless night In the shadows, I'll search for your gentle hand A comforting touch, in this desolate land Though we're apart, my heart still beats for you so true In the silence, my love, forever shining through In the moon's silver glow, I'll find my way so bright Through the darkness, to a brighter, loving light Where love's echoes, will forever remain so strong And in my heart, our love will still belong In the stillness, I'll whisper your name so sweet And in the silence, our love will still repeat

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