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Nocturne


Sleep well? I won’t, I can’t at all.

How can one sleep as stars pass by

In everlasting sprawl,

In rise and subtle fall.

It seems no matter what I try,

 

I look on, forever on 

At the starry sky.

In innocence I’m drawn 

To dream, to gaze upon

A universe I can’t defy.

 

It seems I’m evermore to love

That interstellar lullaby.

Awake as the heavens move

Yet dreaming of stars above 

Without ever knowing why.

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