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A study of the night sky (2014)

Deeper than the velvet of your smoking jacket, Eyes gaze up and out, on and on, a darkness so complete. The hairs raise on your arms, diminished by the uncountable pin-pricks of light in the sky. Some fade while others bloom, a million years suspended in one second’s glance. What if every light were a dream, a human hope once had now held captive by the sky. Find yours amongst the Milky Way, the icing-sugar-dusting constellation.
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marguerite-christine
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Jan 20, 2014
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