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The Night


The last pink beams of radiant sun splash behind the trees, reluctantly revealing the night. Cool summer air, illuminated only by soft beams of a gently glowing moon, brushes against the leaves. A shooting star blazes across the pitch black sky and lands among other sparkling stars. Sheer quiet fills the night until golden beams of light erupt in the darkness, swallowing the night yet again.
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