By Night Poem by Ciaran Quirke

By Night



The sun yawns wearily and
creeps quietly beyond the
western horizon,
And the moon jumps promptly
from the east.

Many stars wink brightly in the sky,
in their secretive and knowing way.

Mere mortal man sleeps softly in peace,
below an immortal sky,
Not caring for the secrets it holds.

Lands and waters lie silent,
pensive in their eternal rest.
Peace descends for a time,
though the celestial powers do not
disengage themselves from earthly workings.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Bianca J. Walker 23 June 2008

I can visualize the tranquility.

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Gregory Collins 22 June 2008

when sinfulness becomes as real as the sun piled up by winter winds no pieces of iron anywhere ...you have good voice

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