T’was a cold placid night,
little wind did blow,
few scared little animals,
frolicked in the shadow;
When a single drop of moonlight,
fell from the sky,
and splashed over the hills,
like the mist’s lullaby’s;
She swept across the forest,
polka dots on the floor;
She tore through the foliage,
like sunbeams through my window;
And little specks of dust,
did dance in her light,
with birds who sang,
with glorious delight;
As dawn awakened
The little droplet, vaporized;
Like her Cheshire mother,
a morning fog disguise;
Only to return,
the following eve,
to play with the trees
and the birds and the leaves;
And to light the road,
for the ones in the dark,
this single drop of moonlight,
still prances in her lark.
Outside my window,
sneaking in.
By: Viraj Belgaonkar
