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Earth's Stars


In space, there are stars

Here, near, and far

We don't see them every day, 

But at night they have a way

Of making themselves shine,

Beautifully designed.

 

People are the same,

None very tame

As they waltz constantly through life

With misery, pain, and strife

They find ways to shine bright

And brave through the night. 

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I used to hate poetry, but now I have a growing interest in the topic. I am trying to improve as much as possible, as I feel that it is something that may make my education easier down the road. Constructive criticism is always welcome.

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