Twilight comes
To welcome the moon
Accompany my steps
Through the silence of the night
Only the waves
Sing the melody
Caress me and my wandering thoughts
Thinking about her
I shouted out loud
Oh, the night breeze
Tell her that I love her
whisper to her how much I miss her
Because I'm a loser
Silence with a thousand words
Cause my lips get frozen
Before her beautiful eyes
Oh, dear moon
Teach me
How do you give love with your light?
Make her smile all night
But the night was still
The moon kept its secret
It's just me and my hope
That she feels my love
About the Creator
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