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The Company Of Stars

I have spent my nights  in perfect darkness Without the company   of scattered constellations As the night denies  a stars decay And hangs their form   for millennia out lived And I refuse to look up   with indescribable loneliness  To be mocked by the  a black expanse of grief To stare up at preserved  archaic corpses To wish upon the empty shell  of a star.
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