Whispers in the Twilight

Whispers in the twilight,

Stars begin to fade,

Shadows stretch and linger,

Is this where we are made?

Sunset slowly fading in the horizon,

Like the fire slowly put out,

Leaving behind the little glow,

Until the only darkness remains throughout.

Looking around, feels the hidden gaze,

Lingering and silently watching me,

The warmth of a presence, an unseen embrace,

Wrapped in comfort, yet unsure, I see.

Holding the little bravery, I called out,

Then suddenly it’s gone, a fleeting dream,

Embracing the chill, I feel the doubt,

Is it just my heart or a distant scream?

The moon behind the nightcloud,

Casting silver beams on the ground,

A silhouette not far away, oh,

In the dark, your form is found.

A hidden presence keeping me company,

Watching me softly from a distance,

I can’t help but feel the energy,

Hoping to break through this silence.

I need to see you, hear you,

Maybe, just maybe, I’ll know your name,

In this night where shadows grew,

Recognizing a heart, but still vague, the same.

Dare I take a step toward the unknown?

Fighting fears wrapped in twilight’s gloom,

In this moment, so beautifully alone,

Can I bridge this gap; can we resume?

I need to see you, hear you close,

Maybe, just maybe, you'll linger still,

There’s a part of you I long to know,

In the quiet night, against my will.

So hush now, let the darkness play,

Fading echoes beneath the moonlight's glow,

In silence, you gather, softly, drift away,

Will I ever truly find you, though?