The Moonlight's Kiss

When the sun said goodbye,

It doomed the day's dyes to die.

But as the shadows shrouded the sky,
The moonlight kissed the night,
And all the stars start to shine,
Daring the dark to brim bright.

Soon, 
The gloom was broomed,
Giving room to the moon.
Then a fairy made the air airy,
Quit the query,
And danced in the prairie.

Even the ocean drank her potion,
Was filled with emotion,
And made it into motion
With dyed devotion.

As the moonlight hit the ground,
The night creatures were unbound,
Dancing round and around,
To the birth of new sounds.

Can you sense the breeze?
Making you feel at ease
While it starts to tease
All the leaves in the trees?

Can you believe?
A fairy whispered to me:
“The night you should seize
To find the lost key
And try to release
The palette you seek”.

I found some relief.
The night, now I seize.
A breeze I can breathe.
Realize and relive.
Reverse the recede.