Night’s Last Wish

~ Frank Solanki

It’s hard to conceal
Everything that I feel
So I just let it flow
The song of the lark
I hear in the dark
Keeps me from feeling low
Though the dance basked in the moonlight
The sirens were loud and clear
Well I long for your sight
It just hurts every night
How I wish that you were here
…
The winds whisper loud
The stars hide the clouds
Just like the beat of my heart
Soon the feeling has gone
And all have moved on
As I watch them slowly depart
While the night leaves me empty
In the party of my fears
I’m proved terribly wrong
As I sing that old song
Oh how I wish that you were here
…
So here I begin
To flutter my wings
As I aim to reach for the skies
It’s such a huge cost
To recover what’s lost
Tears keep rolling from my eyes
O’ God listen to me
For once I’d like to hold her near
I hate the company
Of grief and misery
I just wish that you were here

Published by Frank Solanki

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26 thoughts on “Night’s Last Wish”

  2. This is just too beautiful.
    ” what if my poems sing”
    I’d love them ❤😊 haha
    Liked the 3rd stabze creations of years and hours. Very good work friend! Truely!

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  9. I follow several poetry blogs, but yours is always a pleasure to read. Honestly, one big reason I enjoy your work so much is your rhyming! So many modern poets refrain from rhyming at all, but to me, the best poems rhyme!

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  14. Frank, as always, your poetry leaves me deeply moved. Your writing is eloquent and evocative; it stirs the emotions and warms the heart, and though not always easy to bear, it touches the soul like sunlight reflecting on the water on a summer’s day.Thank you for sharing. Steve

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