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The Fault in Our Stars

With fireflies, whizzing by our eyes

Lights out, moonlight

A blazing fire, a warmth in my throat

Sipping bottled stars

The bubbles and the tingles

The night is young, we say, the world is ours

You take my hand oh so softly

And there on that step

I really tasted  the stars,

Like a big ol' slice of the sun

That same tingle on your skin as mid-summer day

And I was awake and alive

Among the dark halls and the fairy lights,

Up in the cupboard far away

We created our very own, private Milky Way

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