By: Grayson Loffman
The silver moon puts down a glow,
On all things high; on all things low.
Many things were seen by night,
Many things done by moonlight.
A moth vibrates its shining wings,
Each beat as though it sings;
An owl keeps a watchful eye,
Observing the stars' dance in the sky.
Bats screaming for one another,
Searching for their dear lost brother;
All these things seen by night,
All these things done by moonlight.
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Poetry Collection
PoetryOriginal poems composed by Grayson Loffman and Jane Apricity.