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Hidden Skies


Take a peek into the dark night sky

Painted all black, blanketed with light

The patterns faint glow, pulsing in the distance

Accompanied by planes, darting off in an instant

Whirlwinds of clouds, all with unique formations, obstruct the moon’s vision, during all different phases

Its guided path, concealed by the sky

There is no more light entering the naked eye

With help from billions of deceased specks in the night sky, the light has once again replenished Light enters our eyes

Similar to the nighttime sky high up above

We must guide each other, and we’ll succeed in a rush



 

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Taner Drexler
<p>Enjoy!</p>

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