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Enchanted By Night


Enchanted by night,

                                     The stars I see,

These grand bright lights,

                                                Shone through hist'ry,

Bound for home,

                                 Sweet home of mine.

And they do roam,

                                   This roaming -- Sublime!

"Sleep" you say?

                                  On this spider's nest?

You sulk my way,

                                   Stealing of my rest.

Eight speedy spindleshanks,

                                                       Cacooning me in gossamer. -- Z.H.

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I'm just a highschooler in Alabama. Take part in relishing with me, my attempts at becoming a polymath. I write, draw, take photos, and create crafts out of can tabs, but most miraculously, I can maintain a social life... (Kinda) Enjoy my works! Please leave comments!

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