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Moonlight

Jan 9, 2024
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Updated: Feb 13, 2024

By Catherine Mervyn Gilbert



In the midnight I sneak out of my room


In the midnight I see the moon


In the moonlight I dance with you


In the moonlight we play with the tutu’s


In the moonlight we splash in the waves


And in the next moonlight we do it all again.


By Catherine Mervyn Gilbert



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