This poem explores themes of loneliness, isolation, and the desire for companionship even in darkness and silence. It describes a speaker who feels enveloped in darkness and as quiet as the moon, with only the sounds of crickets and the fleeting glow of fireflies for company. The speaker invites the reader to come over, promising to listen carefully to the cries of their mind, providing comfort even when enveloped in their own darkness and silence.
This poem explores themes of loneliness, isolation, and the desire for companionship even in darkness and silence. It describes a speaker who feels enveloped in darkness and as quiet as the moon, with only the sounds of crickets and the fleeting glow of fireflies for company. The speaker invites the reader to come over, promising to listen carefully to the cries of their mind, providing comfort even when enveloped in their own darkness and silence.
This poem explores themes of loneliness, isolation, and the desire for companionship even in darkness and silence. It describes a speaker who feels enveloped in darkness and as quiet as the moon, with only the sounds of crickets and the fleeting glow of fireflies for company. The speaker invites the reader to come over, promising to listen carefully to the cries of their mind, providing comfort even when enveloped in their own darkness and silence.
Even the moon has come out Even if you already feel the cold air Even if you have heard the song of cricket Even if you can see the brilliance of the firefly Even the short and long hand of the clock has become one You can come to me I will hear the cry of your mind
Even sometimes I am enveloped in darkness
Even sometimes as quiet as I am the moon Even sometimes the air is as cold as mine At least sometimes I’m as nervous as cricket Even if I only once shone like a firefly I would never count the sound of the clock hand I’ll just sit next to you And listen carefully.