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My Nighttime Lullaby

I become weary in unconscious peace, And dreams fill the every corner of night. The moonlight seeps through the floors of heaven To reveal the soft stillness of the light. Stars twinkle like candles anew; nightlights, too. And the moon sleeps to the lullaby she brings, Humming to the melody, the sweet harmony. The chill nighttime air filled with that of which the nightingale sings. The fireflies dance from my midnight reverie While the sound of music drifts to the sky, I shift between sweet dreams and horrid fantasies, But the night still brings my sweet lullaby.
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marie-helle-frasier
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Oct 3, 2011
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