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Dear people of the world, I left you a letter. There, on the first asteroid on the right. Is hardship in paper and paint Worth more than dismay and wax Melting in prayer during a storm? Tell me, Friend, how wide Your face and all the world was When it's been raining stars And you left without umbrella? I saw how nights can twinkle - The endless raven highway. How many gods does it take To change a burned out star? It is so crazy that we are In time and space that hatches Life. It matters not. Like stars, One day we all run out of matches.
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Jun 19, 2014
Jun 19, 2014 at 8:05 AM UTC
When Nobody Answers
Dear people of the world, I left you a letter. There, on the first asteroid on the right. Is hardship in paper and paint Worth more than dismay and wax Melting in prayer during a storm? Tell me, Friend, how wide Your face and all the world was When it's been raining stars And you left without umbrella? I saw how nights can twinkle - The endless raven highway. How many gods does it take To change a burned out star? It is so crazy that we are In time and space that hatches Life. It matters not. Like stars, One day we all run out of matches.
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Jun 19, 2014
Jun 19, 2014 at 8:05 AM UTC
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