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The Universe

little child, who is asleep, whose innocence is the milky way on his lips: to whom do you call Mother? little child, the moon’s crescent lays like a birthmark on your cheek, and your single strand of hair the trail of a meteor’s heat: why are you crying? little child, do not cry – go to sleep. a blue-green pearl sits where your heart is – and beats: they will find your Mother.
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shawn-hyc
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May 30, 2013
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