The silence of the night
Is not wrought with fright
If you can share, hold tight.
Comfort in absence of light.
This is a room, too small
To make it comfortable,
To safely harbour us all.
To relax until that call.
That call we know will come,
Too frightening for some.
Softly I will hum,
Inside still feeling numb.
But keep it up for them,
Providing them a stem,
Hands clasping the hem
Of my shirt, let them.
I guide us into sleep,
A slumber not too deep.
And then they who weep
I cradle, little sheep.
We’ll run, this day we will!
I know, and that does fill
Me inside with chill
Anticipation, fear, and thrill.
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