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Midnight’s Solace

A moment’s peace, a life’s behest.

By Gideon KiprutoPublished about a year ago 1 min read
Midnight’s Solace
Photo by Zeynep Sümer on Unsplash

At midnight's hour, when all is still,
The world succumbs to twilight’s will.
The stars above, a silver thread,
Weave quiet dreams above my head.

The night brings peace, a calm so deep,
A gentle place where shadows sleep.
In every breath, in every sigh,
The moon reflects the quiet sky.

No rush, no noise, just whispered air,
A solitude beyond compare.
In midnight’s arms, I find my rest,
A moment’s peace, a life’s behest.

nature poetry

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Gideon Kipruto

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  • Sadam salamonabout a year ago

    Moments to remember

  • Emiliano Alexabout a year ago

    No rush no noise

  • Tress Traccyabout a year ago

    I love this

  • Cecil Enockabout a year ago

    Best, love it

  • Mark Grahamabout a year ago

    You are a picturesque poet. Great work.

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