| at midnight | ||||||||
| I lie here, all alone, in the blackness of the night My heart beats quickly, yearning for a tiny spark of light And terror holds my very soul in the grip of loneliness Can my heart escape its self-molest and find a place of peaceful rest? The overwhelming silence drives me almost half insane I wish only for the sound of the gently falling rain Just anything, oh, anything, to keep myself from thinking My weary eyes will now stay closed and stop their restless blinking But no! I cannot sleep In my dreams I mourn and weep For the love that will not come Has the tragedy just begun? How many lonely, silent nights Must I spend wanting for the light? The light is love, but I have none Will love - my true love - ever come? Heather Dawn Morrison age 14 |
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