When the sun goes down, and the lights
are out,
From the shadows of the dark, creep the
evils and the louts,
With nothing in vision, I crumbled in
fear,
For anything could happen, from far or
near.
As I veiled my head and shuddered in
terror,
Small yellow lights twinkled there and
here,
A zillion of them appeared and
disappeared,
I gazed at them forgetting my fear.
‘Lanterns of night’ or ‘stars on the
earth’
They spread their lights without any
girth,
Like jolly little bulbs they flew everywhere,
As if not a second they had to spare.
The fear in my heart had been washed
away,
There was a touch of thrill and love in
the air,
The darker the night the brighter they
lit,
At times on me, they didn’t mind to sit.
Magical was it and romantic as well,
To add on to it there was this earthy
smell,
The black blue velvety sky was above,
And in me was spawning desires of love.
Amidst these magical flying lights
around,
And crickets and beetles making their
sounds,
There was this full moon shining so
bright,
Nothing was more romantic than this
sight.
I wished he was there just right beside
me,
Holding my hand and staring at me deep,
Whispering beautiful words of love,
Drifting away into our beautiful world.
I hugged myself wanting to be held,
A touch of his now would have made me melt,
I wanted to sit all glued to him,
Staring at this sky that was lit all dim.