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Once Upon a Moonlight

Fireflies melt into moon-eyed shadows howling lullabies of nocturne, fidgety squirrels s u t e c t l in tiny cracks of a Fallen Oak, tracing Orion. The woods were lovely, once, when the night R O L L E D D O W N a blueberry sky, while Venus kissed gurgling fountains, and Sirius picked wild mushrooms.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2012




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