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Sometimes, I look up at the sky, Watching Moon and stars fly by, Accepting every single lie, Like a gentle lullaby. And sometimes—Oh! I wonder dearly, Why repeat the mistakes yearly? Will I forever not think clearly? The doubts that gnaw at me—so eerily. Sometimes I sit and think so strong Of where my hopes have long been gone And who might sit like me—so long And wonder where their dreams have gone And sometimes…sometimes a glimpse is seen, Like blue eyes with a hint of green. A glimpse, a glimmer that might just seem, Like a long forgotten star-gazing scene
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Jan 20
Jan 20, 2026 at 1:04 PM UTC
Stargazing
Sometimes, I look up at the sky, Watching Moon and stars fly by, Accepting every single lie, Like a gentle lullaby. And sometimes—Oh! I wonder dearly, Why repeat the mistakes yearly? Will I forever not think clearly? The doubts that gnaw at me—so eerily. Sometimes I sit and think so strong Of where my hopes have long been gone And who might sit like me—so long And wonder where their dreams have gone And sometimes…sometimes a glimpse is seen, Like blue eyes with a hint of green. A glimpse, a glimmer that might just seem, Like a long forgotten star-gazing scene
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Jan 20
Jan 20, 2026 at 1:04 PM UTC
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