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Black Night
May 6, 2021
Sun set,
Birds in nests.
Moon and sky met,
All humans are at rest.
Graves and alleys are rustling,
Creatures big and small are about.
Hear the mumbling,
Run and get out.
Shadows cast by moonlight,
Now you must wait for the morning rise,
Before they get your hide,
In the deep dark black night.
© Juliana E., Walton, Kentucky
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SparrowSun ELITE said...
on May. 16 2021 at 9:06 am
oh, anything you write about night: my English teacher absolutely loved one thing I did that had the line pewter moon, and I think ebony sky is along those line too.
This poem is about the dangers of the night and how deadly a midnight stroll can be your last steps. Basically this poem has no intended purpose, it's kinda of a mystery poem, but please leave a comment and tell me how you like it!