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Midnight


You put your hand in mine, as you looked up at the dazzling Midnight sky.

All the stars plastered across the darkened sky. The October breeze danced through 

our hair.

 

The moon shone brighly in the sky, the waves crashed silently on the shore.

You turned to me two big brown eyes started back at me.

Oh I loved the way they twinkled in the dead of nightn.

 

How I wish this time with you last forever.

 

as our night came to a bittersweet end.

 

I wished upon a star, that this night would come again.

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