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Secrets in the Sky


They seem to wink at me, The Stars. Far beyond the luminous moon, Andromeda, And the escalating universe. Madly dancing, They say to me "This too shall pass." So beautiful, Yet treacherous. An Aria of life And love, And everything betwixt. I study the sky, Give a crippled smile And a sly wink back. I tell them, "I know." And then gently But all at once, The stars, They disappear.
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