Moon and stars, a dance in the night,
In the velvet sky, their glow is so bright.
One without the other, lost and cold,
A story of light that’s left untold.
The moon’s soft glow, a guiding ray,
Reflects the sun’s love, far away.
But it’s the stars that frame her grace,
Twinkling gems in a boundless space.
The stars alone, though fierce they gleam,
Without the moon, they lose their dream.
For in her silver, they find their song,
A harmony where they belong.
Together they paint the night so clear,
A symphony that we hold dear.
For moon and stars, in heaven’s dome,
Are never meant to shine alone.
Hand in hand, they light the skies,
Guiding travellers, catching eyes.
A timeless pair, forever bright,
Moon and stars, the heart of night.
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Arbab Haider
As an author, I am captivated by the human experience, diving deep into the complexities of relationships and the emotions that define our lives. My writing journey began with a simple desire to tell stories that resonate with readers.
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Thanks for this piece
I liked your use of metaphors. Usually poets use metaphors from the night sky. Well.