"Though my soul may set in darkness
it will rise in perfect light;
I have loved the stars too truly to be fearful of the night."
From the poem "The Old Astronomer" (1868) by Sarah Williams.

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"Though my soul may set in darkness
it will rise in perfect light;
I have loved the stars too truly to be fearful of the night."
From the poem "The Old Astronomer" (1868) by Sarah Williams.
2019 December 27 - palo alto
my name is Cow,
and wen its nite,
or wen the moon
is shiyning brite,
and all the men
haf gon to bed –
i stay up late.
i lik the bred.
- Sam Garland (Poem_for_your_sprog)
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For @katsus-sunshine of their poem.
I can't be flawed with grace. It's always be flawed with shame, To say you love me is to name love conditional Ma, why can't I smile with just a little sin between my teeth
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