Ravelston Hall's Gardens At Night--From the Secret of Ravelston, a Novel
The gardens’ magical beauty comes to life
in the dark of night.
The large treetops seem to float right up above you
and merge with the open sky.
The flowers seem forbidding in the dim light of the night,
but as you look at them for a while,
they glow to you,
and are more radiant than at daylight.
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