Midnight Lullaby Poem by DiAnne Douglass
Midnight Lullaby
Starlight and midnight,
chimes of the clock,
rock a bye baby,
asleep in the stock.
Widow in the corner,
bread maker in the den,
presents for you and me,
the clucking of a hen.
All the silly songs,
and all the whispered words,
nonsense in one ear,
and courage takes a turn.
Remember this song my dear,
it will keep you safe.
Think of it and sing to me,
when your heart begins to break.
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4/26/2024 4:41:19 PM # 1.0.0.1119
A beautiful poem! A lovely read! Well done x