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Earth Exposure


The nothingness of space envelops me


As I drift amongst a sea of stars.


Cold, unfeeling, this is the space we exist in,


Blackness darker than our inner shadows.


I look to the moon behind me.


It’s more cratered than my stomach on Polish sausage.


Looking at a ball of blue and green,


A photo shutter clicks, and my eyes fill with wonder.

 

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