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Faraway Moon

Standing on the edge of time, Seeing the moon far away, Heart sick with longing, Heavy stones, laden piece by piece till heart drops. A sight to behold— Beautiful, pure, far away. Reaching for an embrace, As cold winds smack my face. The brightest moon, A contrast to my bleak spring. The deepest longing, With mosquitoes as my companion. A wretched fate, Only suited for an empty embrace. Standing alone in an empty field, As I watch the moon stray further away. So I wish upon the forlorn stars That fate brings us near— In another life, or another world, With an embrace so dear, The sky will weep in joy.

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