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Day And Night


She walked beneath the starry night

 

Not a soul could be seen amongst the street lights

 

The wind blew, the wind screamed, the wind could be most anything

 

Then she saw him, the one that would be her zing, the one that would mean everything.

 

They danced among the stars. They swayed with the tree’s.

 

They were in a world where they both could be free.

 

Soon the sun rose, and they knew that they had to depart

 

But the other knew,they forever had each other’s heart

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