Susovan's "Every Night" is about missing someone and keeping that feeling alive through a small, repeated ritual. When the clock marks night, the speaker sits down and does something for the beloved: draws lines that put the two of them together, connects stars, travels through feelings, waits for a falling star. Each time, the action ends in the same hope, that the speaker's wish, words or soul will reach the other person.
The repetition is the heart of the poem. "Every night" returns like a habit, or a quiet prayer, and it makes the longing feel steady rather than sudden. Near the end, the speaker admits that thinking of this person only makes it harder to stop, and compares their love to a seed that keeps growing. The final line, "Every night, Every night, & Forever," suggests the feeling has no end in sight. The mood is tender, wistful and a little lonely, but also devoted and hopeful.