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Moonlight Trance


The sounds of the sky elude the eye

And the scents of the night fill thy nostrils

As chill passes through thy window dear 

Mine ear beckons to hear the sweet serenity

Of such vast expanse of atmosphere

 

Deeply fill thy lungs and reflect

For the night is relished by all

The stalwart sun has set 

So watch the moonlight fall 

 

And as the stars occupy their celestial throne

Take comfort in knowing that we are not alone

Such simple existences cannot compare

To the stars and their universal affairs 

 

So whenever thy mind is clouded

Cast gaze towards the heavenly expanse

Eliminate all sound until the night is heard loud

And enter the moonlight trance

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