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Always, Always


The sun in east it stands alone, And rays of day again they shone. Rising up to face each day, Looking for lost yesterday. The moon he seeks but cannot find, Always, Always on his mind. The moon in dark it searches 'round, Wanting brightness to be found. Looking through each lonely night, Hoping love will end her plight. The sun she wants with all her heart, Always, Always left apart. Until the searching of years and years, The sight that triumphs doubts and fears. When eyes of mortals and gods alike, Are blind to joy of day meets night. The love they seek they will always find, Always, Always through the end of time.
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