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I look up to skyward In the blue of the night There, silvery spangles I see; Hovered and distant Glowing and bright, Performing a show just for me. Where do they come from? May well you might ask, Why do they shine with the moon? Who could have brought them? A gargantuan task, Bedecking a dazzled festoon. Led by Polaris, The brightest one there, Highlighting night sky in the north; Seven sisters smiling, The plough comes to share All that the heavens bring forth. But where do they run to When daytime gives birth? Where do they go? Go they must. As sunlight approaches They fall to the earth And sprinkle the ground with stardust
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Mon, 2021-12-06 14:45
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Mohamed Sarfan Mohamed Sarfan
Dear Poeter, The fact that God created this sky without pillars makes us mentally realize the beginning of wonders. Aesthetics on this earth are everywhere you look. Letters of peace will be written until the day when the universe is completely destroyed in the flood of white light of the stars and the moon to heal the wounds of darkness. Nature is talking to man in many ways. Among them, the stars are one. This poem really impressed me. All The Best My Dear Friend; Write More Congratulations