Moonlight Serenade

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  1. When twilight’s whispers cloak the avenue so blue,
  2. The gentle night unveils a dream that's ever true.
  3. In silver beams, our hearts begin to softly sway,
  4. Embracing mystic secrets as night escorts the day.
  5. The quiet air, a canvas brushed with soft delight,
  6. Revives the tender hopes that blossom through the night.
  7. Shadows twirl on ancient walls in graceful dance,
  8. Weaving lost memories with each enchanted chance.
  9. Beneath the gleam of stars that shimmer bright and clear,
  10. We find a refuge in moments treasured ever dear.
  11. A soft refrain of love drifts high across the skies,
  12. Awakening our dreams as every spirit starts to rise.
  13. The gentle breeze imparts a tale both warm and sound,
  14. Uniting silent hopes in whispers that abound.
  15. In every rustling leaf that flutters as it sighs,
  16. Serenity murmurs secrets as the fleeting hours fly.
  17. Moonlight cradles hearts with strokes of tender art,
  18. Restoring weary souls and offering a fresh restart.
  19. The night composes ballads in a silver, soft-lit hue,
  20. Inviting wandering spirits to embrace a truth anew.
  21. A symphony of hope resounds within the dark,
  22. Each note igniting embers, lighting passion’s spark.
  23. The vast expanse of night adorns our dreams with light,
  24. Guiding quiet souls through corridors of endless night.
  25. As dawn emerges gentle with its amber, warming glow,
  26. The song of midnight gracefully gives way to morn’s soft show.
  • Author: Saroj Kumar senapati (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: May 10th, 2025 02:11
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • Poetic Licence

    A lovely write, with some lovely lines and imagery, enjoyed the read

  • sorenbarrett

    Sensuous and romantic this poem sets the mood and scene. A well worded piece it calls out for love

  • Tony36

    Love it



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