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Moonlight Serenade
By:
Frank Sinatra
I stand at your gate.
And the song that I sing is of moonlight.
I stand and I wait
For the touch of your hand in the June night.
The roses are sighing a moonlight serenade.
The stars are aglow.
And tonight how their light sets me dreaming.
My love, do you know
That your eyes are like stars brightly beaming?
I bring you, and I sing you a moonlight serenade.
Let us stray 'til break of day
In love's valley of dreams.
Just you and I, a summer sky,
A heavenly breeze, kissin' the trees.
So don't let me wait.
Come to me tenderly in the June night.
I stand at your gate
And I sing you a song in the moonlight.
A love song, my darling, a moonlight serenade
Another neat photo that I took of the moon through the creepy black gnarly limbed trees, which are actually dead, even the spring rain can't revive them... It's really quite sad. All the trees on this wasted ground are dead. It doesn't suprise me, but I do wonder why. They're russian olive. They do have thorns on the branches, but you probably can't tell in the picture.
Photography © ~AstraNocturna
By:
Frank Sinatra
I stand at your gate.
And the song that I sing is of moonlight.
I stand and I wait
For the touch of your hand in the June night.
The roses are sighing a moonlight serenade.
The stars are aglow.
And tonight how their light sets me dreaming.
My love, do you know
That your eyes are like stars brightly beaming?
I bring you, and I sing you a moonlight serenade.
Let us stray 'til break of day
In love's valley of dreams.
Just you and I, a summer sky,
A heavenly breeze, kissin' the trees.
So don't let me wait.
Come to me tenderly in the June night.
I stand at your gate
And I sing you a song in the moonlight.
A love song, my darling, a moonlight serenade
Another neat photo that I took of the moon through the creepy black gnarly limbed trees, which are actually dead, even the spring rain can't revive them... It's really quite sad. All the trees on this wasted ground are dead. It doesn't suprise me, but I do wonder why. They're russian olive. They do have thorns on the branches, but you probably can't tell in the picture.
Photography © ~AstraNocturna
Image size
4288x3216px 2.43 MB
Make
FUJIFILM
Model
FinePix S4200
Shutter Speed
30/10 second
Aperture
F/5.0
Focal Length
15 mm
ISO Speed
200
Date Taken
Feb 21, 2012, 6:51:48 AM
Sensor Size
6mm
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