A WALK THROUGH THE MOONLIGHT.
Do you also wander alone at night
To beat the darkness into the light
When loneliness captures your heart
And every sound heard is a saint's advice
But when you find peace with it, It's worth a sight
You dwell in your dreams and walk a mile
To pacify the storms and have your "Me " time
When Rumblings become rattlings and it's all quiet
Time tricks you to think it's just been a while
You speak and cherish pain and pleasure
You find the mistakes of your hidden nature
This darkness has groomed and nurtured souls
It's a sad man's must and happy man's leisure
He is not afraid of the darkness and it's harm
For him it's mental peace and has an undying charm
With the winds his body floats into the streets
Like a lost sailor in the river and the way meets
His ticking wristwatch, the mellow grass
His following shadow and his burdened mass
Yes they all are his anonymous companions
Like a young lover's coeternal is his lovely lass
The shutting windows the dimming lights
The barking dogs who at last become quiet
They remind him of something he dared to forget
It's the fate and fortune that everything has an end
The sky the heaven the stars the moon
Are all assuring him that the right time is soon
His heart is troubling his mind is befuddled
His wit is vague his thoughts are now muddled
The moonlight is a beacon of hope for poor souls
It clasp the hands of those with fair goals
When the night falls when his heart is burning
He walks for a breath for a new page is turning
Whatever they say whatever they ask
He will seek through the nights for what he is yearning
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