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Satellites

They were like two satellites, Orbiting the same heavenly body. The perpetual rhythm of the universe, Always moving forward. Black holes in the back of their minds, Far off, yet consuming. Invisible appendages, pulling at the surface. Dark forces reeling them in, Gently Deep craters gouged their exterior. Ages of abuse yielded hardened hollows. One more revolution. How long until the inward force is too much to bear? A rogue nebula. An imploded core... One more revolution.
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Nov 18, 2015
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