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Night


Quiet is the night with a hushed breeze The birds sing only in their dreams In the distance a wolf howls to the moon Perhaps another wolf howls to the sun Dusk and dawn is where they have fun The Streetlights emit a soft glow Day after day upon leaves, grass and snow Stars no longer shine in the midnight zone Orion rules the sky alone
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