Starlit nights

willyweed

Starlit nights are made for dancing

Shadows dancing in the night

Oh the stars are shinning brightly

And the moon is on the rise

Stars are sparkling in the heavens

Just like diamonds in the night

The nightingale is singing

Just as sweet as it can be

In the pinewood the nightingale is singing

Her most sweetest melody

And I think just for a moment

That she sings her song for me

Starlit nights are made for dreaming

And wishing on the stars

When the shadows dance in the moonlight

I find hope within my heart

 

  • Author: willyweed (Offline Offline)
  • Published: March 22nd, 2017 13:48
  • Comment from author about the poem: dance below a blanket of stars to the song of the nightingale.
  • Category: Fantasy
  • Views: 46
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  • Tony36

    Great write. I has danced upon many starry nights

  • BRIAN & ANGELA

    THANKS WILLY ~ loved the poem and the real time writing ~ awesome. Thanks for caring & sharing Yours BRIAN ' Please check my latest POEM and my latest FUSION ~ Yours B

    • willyweed

      Thanks Brain I sure will! WW

    • Goldfinch60

      The stars are holes in heavens floor, always head to the stars. Good write.

      • willyweed

        a nice way of putting it. Thank You Goldfinch! I appreciate it! WW

      • Michael Edwards

        Stars? The diamonds in the nights tiara - great scribe Willy.

        • willyweed

          Thank you Michael!

        • Hopey_xx

          I love it!

          • willyweed

            Thanks Hopey happy you enjoyed!

          • MendedFences27

            The stars, everybody's favorite muse. They inspire to the Nth degree. A summer's night sky is an endless host of creativity waiting to be recorded, as you have done. Well written - Phil A.

          • willyweed

            coming from you that means a lot Phil. I appreciate it! ww

          • WriteBeLight

            Makes one starry-eyed reading this 🙂

            • willyweed

              Thank You my dear Lady!



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