Winter’s Night
The night came earlier
During those cold winter days
A full moon in the sky
Seen through a metropolitan haze
The morning comes late
As the night lingers on
Before the day’s dawn
The winter’s night is long
A star-filled sky
After the full moon goes
Twinkles announce a million worlds afar
And here we are, but do they know?
And I wish the night would never end
Yes, I wish the night would never end
Written by
Jimmie Aaron Kepler
January 2017
Note: I wrote the poem during December 2016 and January 2017
Photo Source: Pixaby
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