🌑 how my deeds pain me, as time stretches long. How could I, have hurt them this way? So rest easy now, my punishments mine. The weights of my crimes are my own, but into that stillness, you bring me your song. With your voice, my company kept for your tired eyes,Manx sweet lullabies. In excell, I pay you my dept.🌑
🌑 once did a pony, who glimmer like the moon, look out on her kingdom and sigh. Dejected she cried 'surely there is nopony, who loves me, or finds any love in my night'. So great was her pain, she rose in rebellion, against those who had cared for her most. She let the nightmare fall on those she ruled, and threatened to grip them in permanents cold.🌑
🌑 lullay dear Tia, goodnight sister mine. Rest now in starlights embrace, may this cool lullaby reach your dreams, and ease you your passage in days. May my apologies find you these nights, and may my sorrow in kind. Tia, you loved me more than I knew, forgive me for being so blind. Soon did her sister do what was demanded . And gave to the moonlight her due, breaking the harmony, she saved her ponies, and banished her as a wise ruler must do🌑
🌑but such is the weight of the crown that we wear sister, duties we always uphold. May you forgive me that foolishness mine, and live with no burden upon your soul. Lullay dear Tia, goodnight sister mine, rest now, in starlight's embrace, may this cool lullaby reach you in dreams, and ease upon you your passage of days. May my apologies find you this night. And may my sorrow in kind, Tia you loved me much more than I knew, may troubles be far from your mind. And forgive me, for being so blind🌑
🌑the space now, before us, empty and forlorn. I never imagined, we'd face them all alone. May these sunless seasons, swiftly pass I pray, I love you. I miss. All these miles away. May all your dreams be, sweet tonight,safe upon that bed above the lights. And know not of heartache, fear, nor gloom. And when I dream I'll fly away to meet you soon.🌑
🌑sleep. Sleep. Sleep🌑
