Morning Light

Midnight falls, my heart aches, Loneliness keeps me awake, Stars whisper in the deep, As I silently weep. Shadows dance in the night, Memories come to light, Moon’s glow, soft and pale, Tells a sorrowful tale. Whispers of what once was, Echoes of lost love’s cause, In this quiet, dark hour, I feel its haunting power. Midnight’s song, bittersweet, In the silence, we meet, My heart’s tears gently flow, In the moonlight’s soft glow. Midnight calls, a broken dream, Shattered hopes, a silent scream, The world sleeps, I remain, Drenched in sorrow, wrapped in pain. Every star, a distant fire, Every breath, a lost desire, The night winds softly sigh, As my heart learns to cry. In the darkness, I confide, The secrets I cannot hide, Moon’s embrace, cold and tight, Guides me through this endless night. Time stands still, shadows creep, Promises I couldn’t keep, Regret’s ghost, whispers clear, In the night, it draws near. Midnight’s veil, thin and frail, Hides the truth behind the tale, Of love lost, dreams turned gray, And the hope that fades away. Beneath the stars, I question why, Love must leave, and hearts must die, In the silence, I discern, Lessons I have yet to learn. Midnight’s chill, a somber friend, Whispering that hearts