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Under the Moonlight


The sand-unmoved- Alone with the ocean The sun falls, sits waiting to be forsaken No sound here, not even a small motion The world sings out life that was taken. A single star in a vacant, open sky Seen by no one- Cries out her emptiness. She sits alone, living only to die. She is awakened by moonlights first kiss. A shine from over the mountain's white tips The shine rises over as a bright flame A feeling of lost love from the lights lips- A forgotten twist until nighttime come. Once-once again, there's love at bright moonlight The shine has now been put back into sight.
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