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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required This is a poem of a little bit of insight. You can call it a step or a guide to follow your own light. Nocturnal vs Diurnal are opposites in facts. But do you know which one you need to enact? Humans can represent both that much is true. But do you know how to follow the universe for the right clues? The sun warms our seas & provides life-giving light. Help providing food and trees, that illuminate and make the days so bright. The moon is seen at its brightest at night. And has created pathways for humans for thousands of years with certain starlight. Though both are opposites, they are one in the same. For one without the other and our world would never be the same. Moral of the story is humans come from the same life of stream. But as we age and grow older, we are meant to be guided by our own light & dream. Though our dreams are not identical. And our paths may be a little skeptical. If followed all the way, it will leave our hearts feeling plentiful. And our minds being fulfilled & poetical. So if someone is trying to deteroriate you on your path. Just remember this poem and remember to do the math. For we share different dreams but our hearts beat as one. Like the moon and the sun, when life on this planet was created & just begun.
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