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Feb 13
The red orange sky
Turns to purple glass
The sun recedes
And the light does pass

Far away and beyond
The curve of the Earth
Conceding to the stars
Their nightly worth

Yet the moon is absent
Unseen on high
Missing from orbit
In the great night sky

And it has been for ages
On this long since strange world
Where once it was near
Now to the void has been hurled

Where it drifts unaware
In thoughtless still dreams
Biding infinite timeΒ Β 
While it happily beams

For a few or great many
In distant aeons to come
Will bask in the light
That it stole from all suns
Hadrian Veska
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Hadrian Veska
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