
The words of a 1930's lullaby suddenly entered my head seemingly from nowhere. She sang that to me over seventy years ago.
GOING TO SLEEP
Speak to me of pale moonlight
That streaks across your pillow
In the darkened moments of life
When the feathers of breath
Float endlessly in and out
Of the cool silver moonbeam
And as my conclusive deed
I bent and kissed your head.
Speak to me of olden days
When the moon was yet to rise
And you drew the curtain closed tight
To darken my bedroom.
Then you bent right over me
To plant a kiss on my cheek
And sang a lullaby
...Go to sleep my baby...
© Griffonner 2025
Poetry by Griffonner
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Written on 2026-01-11 at 11:30
Tags Memories  Kisses  Partings 
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