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The Night


A cold winter night Oh such a beautiful sight The gentle breeze Yet you never freeze Coldness against the cheek Wet grass beneath the feet Chills down the spine In a straight line Something that comforts in the night And holds really tight Will flow into you And fill you up Have no sense of direction It points in the right direction Without Wind Nature will never speak again.
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