Night Poem: Vocal Nature


Night

Nature has a way of entertaining itself, you know. Some nocturnal insects and birds sing through the night, along with whistling pines and the stubborn wind.

At times, the night can be annoying when buzzing insects bother sleepers. It can also let its musicians play lullabies for weary people as the rain falls and the wind soothes away all worries.

So here’s a muse for the sleepy night. Good night, everyone.

Vocal Nature

Oh, nature’s breeze, slow and silent,
Whispering melodies, soft and sweet.
Absorbed in an embrace of warmth,
Snores, always choral and eloquent,
A utopian time for the young twilight.


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