Poem -

A Touch of Moonlight

Wherever the moonlight touches
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A meadow or oft tread dale,

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Little, grey rabbits and birds

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Each morning tell the tale

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Of how, during the long night,

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The land took on a softer shade,

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Even the humble mushrooms

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Seemed to shine within the glade;

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Silken-spun lacework of spider's webs

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Glistened with strands, dewy-pearled,

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And a faint, cool, bluish mist

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Around trees slowly swirled

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Just before the warm sunshine

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Chased the moonlight away.

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So, if you listen carefully

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You might hear those birds say

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Praiseworthy things to rabbits

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About what happened overnight,

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Excited at what resulted

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From the softest touch of moonlight.

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Paul

Nature knows how to enjoy the simple things on life!Β 

Thanks your lovely comment.

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