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Stars twinkle in the inky black sky Fire and power radiate from this fiery orb Explosions emanate from an overwhelming nebula Yet writers compose prose about this radiant crown Yet wishers wish upon this lustrous glimmer in the darkest of nights Yet travelers look upon them as a beacon of hope Yet children sing about them in their quaint songs Stars twinkle the inky black sky; celestial bodies of hope love and power
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claire-cass
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Dec 29, 2012
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