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Man An' the Moon

The moon emerged from the lonely skies dew-filled her lovely eyes how she wished she could some day sail on earth, kiss the green, if she may. Here I was lying, on the sweet green grass 'n me the eyes of the celestial lass The two exchanged glances of nothingness she could n't wink at me, playfully poised the princess her each little move, guarded by the suspicious stars here on earth, I shook my head, I too had enough bars. Scholastic youth!,Books the first an' last reliance com' on friends! I stood up an' said, "I am trully today, a man of science!"

Copyright © | Year Posted 2008




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