Midnight Sun

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Reflecting in thine eyes like a gleaming glint of glitter,

I saw the midnight sun,

Shining like the brightest star in the horizon,

Whence I stood there in the dark-lit radiance,

Shimmering onto the surface of the pale black-blue ocean,

I was aghast with thousand rising jitters.


Gleaming along with its flaming amber like salmon-saffron colour,

I saw a nightingale sing,

Echoing its mellifluous voice with the wind-ring,

Hither and thither did it move with an exhilarated spring,

Glimmering onto the surface of the once pale black-blue ocean reflecting,

I was in awe to see the world in such fervour.


Glistening in thine eyes like some mystical mist on the day of newfangled winter,

I saw the stars,

Shining in earnest ecstasy recollecting their sparkles,

Talking to one another resembling white-like marbles,

Outshining the midnight sun with hesitant tremors,

They were no less than the Elysium stars of Arcadian ardour.



Reflecting with redolence in thine eyes of splendour,

I saw the world,

Unearthing the solemn tide of solitude,

As I stood there in the darkness truly besotted,

Twinkling stars and oceanic waters thousand,

Only representing the midnight sun in its glorious grandeur.



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