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Jena T
Poems
Oct 2023
Winter Night
If it were one last night,
To write a final verse,
A single lullaby,
An ode or a melody
When the moon shines bright
Or clouds obscure the sky,
While the stars cold light,
Is hidden by city lights
The approaching night,
Bringing Winterβs bite.
A solemn night,
Of final fight
Softly spoken,
By heavenly flight,
This warm embrace,
Of you tonight.
Peace to an anxious mind,
A drop of water to the thirsty throat,
Breath for the drowning gasp,
Of this sacred night.
Sing me a song
Wintry night,
Of death and life,
Bitter ends and sunset lights.
A beautiful silence echoes this night.
Should morning wake,
Perhaps not,
A prisoner of the night Iβll stay.
Written by
Jena T
30/F/Germany
(30/F/Germany)
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