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The sky feels so blue
It cries for my hands to hold
But I can't reach it.

Clouds can't cover up
The damage humans have done
Sobs water down; droplets
Lets create a little story with haiku - write a haiku in the comments and i will add it along....[.Group collaboration ]

-Poetria for helping with this collaboration
-Hoping more people add in a few more haikus...
The bright, white, fluorescent lights could be electricity's eyes.

They blink at me when I let go of sleep and watch me when I'm incredibly weak, when I'm just too tired to speak.

Sometimes I think the sun should be shining a quarter past midnight for us sad, dark souls still alive.

Sometimes the sun sets expectations the moon cannot reach, so the sun fools it into thinking it's got some light inside.

I don't like the sun. I don't like what I've become. I think it's easier to rest my tired eyes at sunrise.
Or maybe sleep can't find me.
The positivity of the sun is questionable
It shines brighter than a child's smile
when everyone else is depressed.
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It's rays reach even the worst of us
But in it's happiness, can we truly trust?

Midday passes, noon is lost
The sun loses hope, it's almost forgot
The whole world expects it to stay
high up there
But it loses it's confidence, staggering down in despair
It's true colours begin to form
Orange, blood red, and a pale saffron
We admire it's beauty when it's all the more exposed
I suppose what's inside is what matters the most-
Wait, hold on- I must've zoned out
For the moonlight shines bright as it's hours past sundown
The moonlight isn't true-
It's a trick of the eye
For the only thing I know to shine as bright
Is the sun- sunlight-
but wearing a disguise?

The point of this tale is for us to remember
That indeed, we can only trust in the sun's embers.
We love the moon so, but the sun provides it's light; you really should know.
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