Sing Me Goodnight Poem by Sandra Regan

Sing Me Goodnight

Rating: 5.0


She looked forward to the nights.
Intuative notes, some dark, some light.
Now we sit and words flow true.
Gone to create our rhythm and blues.
Tonight I'll play my solo strings.
Ode to us and wild young things.
Must the moon come up so fast?
Evening lines have now been cast.
What happens now, what happens next?
I'll take this as one great life test.
Think of the midnight music we made
Hold onto dreams, they will not fade.
Outside thoughts from hearts within.
Unbroken vow versus utmost sin.
Tomorrow is yet another day.
Willing strings speak when words do fade.
Outtakes from a life like mine.
Riding melodies line by line.
Do we need to say goodnight?
She sings yes, turn off the light.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
A poem about wanting the music to keep playing, wanting to stay with that special someone or place. Being bummed because the time always flies by too fast and most definitely not wanting to say goodnight...
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dr Library @ Debadarshi 30 October 2013

Really Wonderful.... the pitch of the voice and passion is remarkable..... keep it up...

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