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Feb 2017
When I return
home it is to a land
of light pollution and chaos.
It is where
I grew up
slowly night
by night
under a soft orange sky.
If I were a sailer
on these rough and
warming waters
Iā€™d lose myself
for lack
of familiar constellations.
The stars are long ago
dead.
Never will I know
the sea
in its wild and natural form.
Written by
Camille H Ross  Maine
(Maine)   
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