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*One night, while  watching a swam of glowworms, in silence,                   I felt they sold this idea-       to me so quick: "Think all you have to offer this world, is just a drop of blue light in few faint, repeated winks; stich it in the dark gown of night artistically at the earliest. your passion is  enough to enamor the world, it would look at you wide- eyed. even if you vanish soon you'll  leave with a smile of fulfillment" that ethereal sight, electrified my mind; pulsating blue light speaking to the starlit night, making it take note. but turning around, I find them gone already. Brief, but, how could one forget?*
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Nov 3, 2013
Nov 3, 2013 at 11:31 AM UTC
What the glowworms taught
*One night, while  watching a swam of glowworms, in silence,                   I felt they sold this idea-       to me so quick: "Think all you have to offer this world, is just a drop of blue light in few faint, repeated winks; stich it in the dark gown of night artistically at the earliest. your passion is  enough to enamor the world, it would look at you wide- eyed. even if you vanish soon you'll  leave with a smile of fulfillment" that ethereal sight, electrified my mind; pulsating blue light speaking to the starlit night, making it take note. but turning around, I find them gone already. Brief, but, how could one forget?*
k-balachandran
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Nov 3, 2013
Nov 3, 2013 at 11:31 AM UTC
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