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Moonlit Night


In the silvery light of a moonlit night,

A mouse runs for cover, hiding in fright

The trees lose their color

Everything is gray, all the same to one another

Mama bear cuddles her cubs close to her

A wolf hunkers down cleaning his fur

The owl alerts all it’s time to sleep

The raccoon is up finding food to keep

A squirrel packs her last acorn in the fading bright

All in the silvery light of a moonlit night.

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