A warm bedtime poem about a girl and her mother sharing a quiet moment beneath the stars.
A curious little girl who wonders about the stars' magic
She believes the stars weave dreams and hum lullabies just for her
Pina sits upon her bed, a blanket pulled above her head. Her mother's voice is warm and low, like candlelight with golden glow.
"Tell me, Mama, what do stars do when little girls like me sleep through?" Her mother smiles and tucks her tight, "They weave your dreams all through the night."
"They spin the clouds to pillows soft, and hang the moon up high aloft. They hum a tune you cannot hear, a lullaby for those held dear."
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