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Night Monologue

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In the darkness of night a million thoughts haunt me, jarred against I put up a fight but they take everything from me. Every thought stabs my heart they try to strange me. But your thoughts do not stand apart they gather together to rescue me. Thoughts, you make one prison of my past and steal everything once I had. You are the murderer first even summon pain to make me sad. Oh dear Thoughts! You have no bones still you are breaking my every stones. You make me realize how I am lonesome Take me away, Oh Night! please come. Who will help me to get some relief? for the thoughts can’t make me sleep. In this vast universe I am so lonely, but pretending that I have a family. Every night it remains the same story. Dear thoughts for me don’t
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