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Under the moonlight I say...


The sun was out

As darkness took over

Then came the ring-shaped light

Giving life to the dark sky and roads.

 City lights shines brightly in the night

It gives beauty to this darkness like stars

I can feel the wind breeze touching my skin

Drawing my attention to the silent sea.

 

The moonlight reflects on the dark blue sea

Adding attraction to this darkness' view

The ships were floating o'er the sea

As the light house guided it on its direction.

 At the top of this view deck I see

The beauty of nature in the night.

And on 23:11,

Under the moonlight I say:

'May these people realize, how lucky they are to be still alive,

While I? I have to say goodbye now.'

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Currently studying in college and have a passion in writing poems with brokenhearted and tragic genres.

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