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Call Through the Night

Can she hear me through the moonlight?

By Ally LowtherPublished 6 years ago 1 min read
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With all her beauty

In the Divine presence of the gates of hell

With all her glory in her radiant glow

She still hangs her head in the silence when she’s alone

So as no one hears her Solemn cries

For in the presence of her people

She holds her head high showing only how strong her majestic soul is

But does she know that when she cries

The hollows of the winds carries it so

And when I sit out in the eve of the night

Under the moonlight

I feel her pain as the goddess of the moons shines down on me

And I hear her aching heart

As I try to call out her name

Does she hear my call

Does she hear her name

As it rolls off my breathe

Does she hear me say I’m here and I’m not going anywhere

Does she hear me say I love you

Does she feel my presence with her

If it is not so then hear me now

I’m here for you and I love you

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About the Creator

Ally Lowther

I have been writing ever since elementary school. As the years have progressed so has my writing. I fell in love with poetry when I was in middle school and it has ever since been my way of expressing my deepest thoughts and feelings.

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