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Constellation

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Constellation

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Constellation

The sand glass stars rip your

leaves, trees, and branches.

the direction they show us from

their patch of unnamed sky. self

powered. and you will be here

in the same place where i smile

because i know what to call the

big dipper. home. the absense of

moon and sun is temporary our

lightning orange in the clouds

south as quick as we run we

should miss the storm

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