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Alone the world has alway' been, In cold the space where planet bend, Next mars or pluto lit between — But none would ever bother them. Then stands alone this human being And wonder where he'd travel then: He flies to worlds beyond the stars, Can mend the dream before his will, Can think of ogres, wizards all; Can think a way into a thrill: But further down he might recall Where evil hides and watches still. While mission plans fall on a whim, And rarely do they e'en come true, Man revisits one for him — And hopes that someone listens too: Like father to us all children And mother like the earthy moon.
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Jul 10, 2021
Jul 10, 2021 at 1:28 PM UTC
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Alone the world has alway' been, In cold the space where planet bend, Next mars or pluto lit between — But none would ever bother them. Then stands alone this human being And wonder where he'd travel then: He flies to worlds beyond the stars, Can mend the dream before his will, Can think of ogres, wizards all; Can think a way into a thrill: But further down he might recall Where evil hides and watches still. While mission plans fall on a whim, And rarely do they e'en come true, Man revisits one for him — And hopes that someone listens too: Like father to us all children And mother like the earthy moon.
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22/M/Toronto, Ontario
Jul 10, 2021
Jul 10, 2021 at 1:28 PM UTC
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