Night, The Dark Groom Poem by Ese Oscar

Flowers no longer bloom at night (gloom) Diurnal creatures sleep, but nocturnal lives wake Once its night (the groom in a wedding wears black and the bride wears white thus he signifies darkness) Birds sleep, crickets wake (chirp to chirp, same sound both creatures make) Men to houses, bees to hives Day parts for the night (bride and groom) The moon comes out(new light) not as bright as the sun The sun rests as if in an archive Once it's night Moon and stars are not so bright So mistakes can be made (like giving Jacob Leah instead of Rachael; faulty bride) Once it's night We don't see clearly So we assume position of things and often take wrong decisions Day parts for the night While evil people and creatures work (baleful) Good people await the sunlight When they can see clearly again