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Crescent Moon


Glowing luminescent in the

Soft dark sky,

A golden claw hangs.

 

A perfect, untouched rose

In a garden of withered grasses.

 

A shining crescent, ever alluring,

Clinging to the vast shadows

Of the night-black sky.

 

It begs one to wonder

At the exquisite beauty

Of the boundless universe

As it is known.

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