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Two beautiful moons, galaxies apart Turning circles held there by the obligations of gravity. But one ever seeks the other, Sensing they are destined; They feel the pull of the other Through the void of spaces. In their endless revolutions each Counting the twinkle of the stars, down to the one Lunar turn when they align paths only seconds to Tell of a universe of love in that moonbeam, eclipsing Each others spaces, their refractions touch. Particles of moonbeams close enough to mingle in each others high hopes, but the universe has its own time scape At least as they drift, further from the rings of their bounds Each endless cycle, drifts them a fraction closer to their hearts; and on that glorious night when their hearts collide the universe will see a brilliance of love To eclipse every sun.
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Oct 31, 2013
Oct 31, 2013 at 9:11 AM UTC
Two moon junction (Scribble-naughts and moon theories) (c)
Two beautiful moons, galaxies apart Turning circles held there by the obligations of gravity. But one ever seeks the other, Sensing they are destined; They feel the pull of the other Through the void of spaces. In their endless revolutions each Counting the twinkle of the stars, down to the one Lunar turn when they align paths only seconds to Tell of a universe of love in that moonbeam, eclipsing Each others spaces, their refractions touch. Particles of moonbeams close enough to mingle in each others high hopes, but the universe has its own time scape At least as they drift, further from the rings of their bounds Each endless cycle, drifts them a fraction closer to their hearts; and on that glorious night when their hearts collide the universe will see a brilliance of love To eclipse every sun.
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Oct 31, 2013
Oct 31, 2013 at 9:11 AM UTC
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