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My Heart Ignites...




Waking up in the middle of the night,
From a distance I saw a fading light,
Sneaking out to stare at the skies,
I saw gloomy clouds, cover the moon that shine.

Telling the clouds, they have no right,
To take away the beautiful light,
That destroy the darkness each and every night,
The moon peeped in to say, "It's only for a while".

Through the dark, my eyes caught this sight,
That filled my heart with so much delight,
There is hope even through the gloomy nights,
All that matters is your ability to shine.

Looking for a spark to ignite,
But what can I find on a gloomy night,
I did not intend to invite you, Ms. Fright,
The moon peeped again, to say, "It's alright".

Considering the previous sight,
It seemed to be a brand-new light,
Dearest moon so quiet and bright,
My heart heard your advice on this gloomy night.

The moon took over my heart and mind,
It's their duty not just their choice,
To be my moon on the gloomy nights,
Cause I know, when it's dark my heart ignites.


-Debra R. N. Ludwick-

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