Yor are the moonlight 🌙


 You are the 

                 moonlight...🖋

 


 The moon has thousands of stars
 Deep blue sky
 Cool heat that is not unique to the flower
 On the fetching riverbed
 Sahas Fountain Launch Collection
 In this whole world
 I am writing the falling tears
 Love painted
 The raw flower petals of a bunch of dreams
 This is about to bloom
 Dreaming of blooming flower petals
 who is sitting next to
 For a tomorrow where life is waving
 How can you sit without going?
 I am not alone and you are not alone
 Where is the world?

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