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I Am the Moon


I am the moon When the light fades And the world turns a blind eye, I become alive. I show myself to only the darkness, Ane become The soul of the night. The stars puncture the darkness That I take comfort in, And glisten with the prospects of Hope, that I so desperately need; A light in the enveloping darkness. The light that keeps me from Loneliness, That holds me up in the sky, Keeping me from succombing to the Infectious blackness That is around me. I am the moon, And tonight I shine.
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