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Sturdy smiles Open hearts Short miles Pieced parts Floating on cloud nine Counting seven, six, five, four... They spread down the line An ancient lore Hearts jumped to the stars Emotions lept from the trees Eyes wandered to Mars Voices sank to their knees Jupiter swirls Blood red and white Blind eyes twirl Stars soar with might Looking left I stared at him All noble and deft Landing here on a whim A flowing crimson cape Alert, wary eyes Stood, mouth agape Watching the skies Wandering near I came up behind Whispered a clear, Quite quiet rhyme "Can you fly me to the stars? The Milky Way and back? Wings seeming to be, The one thing I lack..." Taking my hand, Didn't require words He pulled me into his arms And away we soared
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Mar 31, 2013
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