Summary
The text is a reflective poem juxtaposing the beauty of nature at night with personal introspection and preference for solitude.
Abstract
The poem "Night" paints a vivid picture of a speaker's contemplative journey through the landscape of hilltops, valleys, and shadows, symbolizing the depths of their reality. The speaker reveals a habitual walk down a familiar lane, eschewing the path of the setting sun for the solitude of night. They find peace and freedom in the moonlit forests, preferring the wilderness's embrace to the bustle of the city. The poem concludes with a recommendation for
Rainshower. Sunflower.
Gone forever. Like tomorrow.
I stand and see hilltops.
And valleys and
Shadows of my reality.
I always walk down
That lane. Instead of
Picking the other one.
The one with the setting sun.
There are different lanes.
Different streets with no
Alleys in between
Where the people are
Where I can walk freely.
I prefer to go at
Night. I prefer
The forests by
Moonlight. There’s no
Need to go to the city
If the jungle will
Come to me.
