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Starfish Prime

by @jeff-barbanell

Still alone We are not Maybe Titan All we got Mine our way Barge ore back Build a bridge Plutonium tack Ceramic sails On solar wind Terminal shock Butterflies pinned On orbital ellipses ‘Gainst starry drops Spun light and dark Like judgment tops Spendthrift starfish Regenerate limbs From primal screams That eat our sins
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