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The stars that fell , from dizzy heights,   tallest of tall, found themselves there thanks to giants who had blasted rock, to create that highway. Those  riding on the hem of their cloak, earned not by their own merits, judge those desperately holding unto true nobility. On that day fake luminaires get swooshed away, it's impossible to reach that vault without salt, you cannot cry or whine ' not my fault' you had access to Heaven Sophia spoke enough is enough you blamed on the weather.
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Feb 19, 2022
Feb 19, 2022 at 2:24 AM UTC
the stars that fell from the sky
The stars that fell , from dizzy heights,   tallest of tall, found themselves there thanks to giants who had blasted rock, to create that highway. Those  riding on the hem of their cloak, earned not by their own merits, judge those desperately holding unto true nobility. On that day fake luminaires get swooshed away, it's impossible to reach that vault without salt, you cannot cry or whine ' not my fault' you had access to Heaven Sophia spoke enough is enough you blamed on the weather.
what do you see in the eye of the other who looks out through your eyes? whose heart is in your heart? what do you see in the heart of the other?
rachel-lady-durand
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Feb 19, 2022
Feb 19, 2022 at 2:24 AM UTC
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