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She sank beneath the tarnished waves in a crinkled crimson gown. Bathing in the sea of light, she watched the sun go down. Above the starlight hummed a tune With their sweet companion, Lady Moon, Who watched the maiden take a breath and dream Of silver locks and paper wings. As Lady Moon takes her evening course along the silver way Shadows haunt below the maiden as sharks do swim away. A lost whale’s song announces midnight’s bells As the maiden floats below the swells. The Lady and her companions merge at final quarter To admire her crimson gown. For when Lady melts to allow the Lord To rise and greet the day, Dark waters cover maiden lost While at the bank she lays.
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