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The only constants in this world are the sun, the moon, and the sea The sun always rises, warms the chilled, damp air in the early mornings, Lightens the sky, Rays burn skin and dry the earth. The sun follows the moon in an infinite chase through the sky. The moon is the silent, forlorn sister. She comes out timidly, when you sleep. She cools, soothes, and is always, shining gently through trees. The moon urges the sea to push and pull ebb and surge The sea houses life, it is a playground for all at the bright blue surface and a mystery deep down in the dark.
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Jul 20, 2014
Jul 20, 2014 at 10:51 PM UTC
The sun, the moon, and the sea
The only constants in this world are the sun, the moon, and the sea The sun always rises, warms the chilled, damp air in the early mornings, Lightens the sky, Rays burn skin and dry the earth. The sun follows the moon in an infinite chase through the sky. The moon is the silent, forlorn sister. She comes out timidly, when you sleep. She cools, soothes, and is always, shining gently through trees. The moon urges the sea to push and pull ebb and surge The sea houses life, it is a playground for all at the bright blue surface and a mystery deep down in the dark.
I'm a tad rusty.
gaia
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Jul 20, 2014
Jul 20, 2014 at 10:51 PM UTC
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