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When the Galaxy loses feathers


The day you forgot me I started to die

The sun lost its warmth

Oceans dried up

Galaxies disappeared

and with them thousands of souls

 

A sudden drop of the feather

It tuned raging winds

To destroy the remaining ash

Burning planets lost in darkness

Traveling far so that it be forgotten

What causes the rage of the solar winds

How they persist once every star burns out

 

Feathers with bubbles

Sunshine with birdsong

To cause the end of all things

The importance of happy things

Without them everything perishes

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