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In a world that grows darker; With each passing day

I need to find one star; To light my way

I am in need of something; No religion can give

Sometimes it’s just one reason; That helps one to live

So here is my charm; It is right on my face

Where there is nothing special; About its place

It is my eyes you see; They are clear to me

They are windows to my heart; They are perfectly spaced apart

To unravel all the mysteries; Authors of old left for me

They see the whole world; In speck of dust

They see the line of time; In car bumper rust

Between the veins of gold; The chocolate pools

They have seen more lessons taught; Then any school

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