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midnight

by @ayana-harscoet

how still the silent water greets the night a gentle muffled splashing at its shores reflects a moon that quietly implores the lake to join her in her lonely flight. how smooth the ripples gleaming silver light a path that ghosts away with splendid dawn a thousand fireflies dancing upon the frozen highway shining in the night. and to the sun that yawns across the east no silver light falls over misty lakes no evidence of midnight dreams, at least (Only the moon, the moon remembers all.)
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