Matthew J. Bays

November

Theres something in the midnight air
Round about this time of year.
When the leaves are gone,
And snow, the ground does don,
The sky seems crystal clear.


I find the stars shine brighter,
In their nocturnal cosmic fire.
Should I aim my head high,
And with my eye, try to spy,
A shooting star - a wish I will require.


But for what to ask, this November night?
Beneath the silver lunar light?
Someone to love, I should think,
To share troubles and a drink.
For solitude is - this time of year - a terrible plight.