The Night Watcher Poem

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In shadows cast by moon's soft light,
A figure waits through the silent night,
A sentinel with eyes aglow,
Surveying secrets down below.
With cloak and hat, a silhouette,
A watchman true, he won't forget,
To keep his vigil, steadfast, still,
Surveying all with iron will.
He guards the night with eagle eyes,
Observes the stars that dot the skies,
A silent witness, lone and tall,
In darkness, he stands above them all.
His duty done as morning nears,
He fades away, as day appears,
A phantom lurking in the night,
"The Night Watcher" keeps watch with might