Lady Luna

Oh what a day,

My head is heavy,

My back is weak,

I step out into the darkened day, I ask:

“Lady Luna, why did I do everything wrong today?”

The grey clouds part ways, to revel Lady Luna to me,

Her gentle light caressed my hair, as she replied:

“You did your best today. That’s all you can do.”

Oh what a day,

My legs are heavy,

My knees are weak,

With a sigh on my lips and a limp in my gait, to the car I go,

As I journey onward into the night, Lady Luna follows me home,

From outside my window she watches, her bright light guiding the way,

I drive in silence, when I hear her say:

“Always remember, I’m here to light the way, down the darkest roads.”

Oh home at last,

My eyes are heavy,

My spirit is weak,

I fall to my bed, I see Lady Luna through the window pane,

She tucks me in with her loving light, she speaks to me again:

“Rest your eyes. You need not worry about tomorrow, for it is not here.”

I begin to drift into the sleeping void, I hear here whisper to me one last time:

“You need not worry. I shall be at your side the whole night through.”