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Vanilla Twilight


So I had to do a poem out of a song for school! Lets see what you all think.

 

The stars lean down to kiss you, A

and I lie awake and miss you A

Pour me a heavy dose of atmosphere B

'Cause I'll doze off safe and soundly C

But I'll miss your arms around me C

 

I'd send a postcard to you, dear B

'Cause I wish you were here B

I'll watch the night turn light blue A

But it's not the same without you A

 

Because it takes two to whisper quietly D

I'll find repose in new ways E

Though I haven't slept in two days E

But drenched in vanilla twilight F

 

When violet eyes get brighter G

And heavy wings grow lighter G

I'll taste the sky, H

and feel alive again. I

It also has the rhyme scheme. That is what the letters are.

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