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The drowning fly a little boy... rescued from water placed, upon leaf. Shaking his wings staring and puzzled? Little Boy smiled then said, Goodbye. Off he flew, perhaps a sigh? Little became bigger, old, then gone. Ages, years later planet now dying. Lamentation and despair! No, little hope! And they came strange-ones; as bugs. Seeing through time somehow they knew? Knew about Boy from long ago. Leaving quite suddenly left us gift. A planet saved, saving our people. Turning at door smiling said, Goodbye. Statue right there, spot they landed. The Little Boy saving a Fly. *
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Apr 6, 2017
Apr 6, 2017 at 9:37 PM UTC
The Little Boy
The drowning fly a little boy... rescued from water placed, upon leaf. Shaking his wings staring and puzzled? Little Boy smiled then said, Goodbye. Off he flew, perhaps a sigh? Little became bigger, old, then gone. Ages, years later planet now dying. Lamentation and despair! No, little hope! And they came strange-ones; as bugs. Seeing through time somehow they knew? Knew about Boy from long ago. Leaving quite suddenly left us gift. A planet saved, saving our people. Turning at door smiling said, Goodbye. Statue right there, spot they landed. The Little Boy saving a Fly. *
To Ridley Scott in memory of his brother Tony.
david-john-mowers
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Apr 6, 2017
Apr 6, 2017 at 9:37 PM UTC
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