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starry secrets
the night whispers
a cool cadenced zephyr
shifting leaves and moonlight
over the dappled foliage shadows
the lake
without the day’s guide
and adorned with starlight
is night’s pristine mirror
stippled silver diamonds
shimmer on the celestial fabric
woven of deep shades of midnight blue
syncing with the cricket chorus
they watch, they listen
to dreams and wishes and secrets
and yearn to talk back
with an extent likewise
darkness delves into mysteries
and new beauty is uncovered
which unlike daylight
brims of enigma
night time,
with its midnight sun
dons more starry secrets
than the day can ever withhold
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Night is often associated with gloom, despair, with hopelessness. But is it wrong to say that often, nighttime is more interesting than day? Isn't night, with its darkness, the time when everything is the most colourful?