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Last night, I told Jupiter to sell me one of her many moons. Well, you can't have Callisto. How about Europa? No. Then can Amalthea become my own? There was silence in waiting for what I'd expect. it's been quite a while actually, a good many months until I remembered that small dot of silver hung up in my room. just where it belonged I found myself too. I spoke with Jupiter for an hour tonight She asked "How is Thea?" I said, "She's doing all right." How good of her to want to know. My moon is my anchor and I love her so.
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Nov 8, 2015
Nov 8, 2015 at 2:44 PM UTC
My Moon
Last night, I told Jupiter to sell me one of her many moons. Well, you can't have Callisto. How about Europa? No. Then can Amalthea become my own? There was silence in waiting for what I'd expect. it's been quite a while actually, a good many months until I remembered that small dot of silver hung up in my room. just where it belonged I found myself too. I spoke with Jupiter for an hour tonight She asked "How is Thea?" I said, "She's doing all right." How good of her to want to know. My moon is my anchor and I love her so.
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Nov 8, 2015
Nov 8, 2015 at 2:44 PM UTC
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