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Solar's Sting

Rough as sandpaper, yet fair as fine flour, a troop of tiny trail on a tender terrain...lunar lane, the collisions on radiant rocks, condense to form ...pale particles. They are cool, glassy shells -abrassives that clings and stings space suits: lock lungs sieze sights, the nightmare of spacemen on moonwalk. A pollution with solution: it is tamed with magnetic rods. Though the teary tale that makes spacemen wail, it blows and blossom, in the Moon's bossom, yet spacemen still sail.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2012




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