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Solar Eclipse


When the day becomes darker than the night,

The Moon shall block the Sun's light.

Most people won't be in fright,

Due to the rare and gorgeous sight!

Though the appearance is a delight,

For some, the Sun will poke out, just a slight.

Even if it is a short time in the daylight,

It's a nice and dark change for the starlight.

For as spooky and nice as it is with its color of twilight,

The Moon must go and turn overnight,

To shine bright,

With its moonlight.

 

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