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The Sun Drapes the Earth

The rays leave stars in my sight.
I had slept with the moon
What took in was the night 
6 and a quarter miles away from the noon
It gave birth to light
In its embracing rays
The sun drapes the earth
Oh! The romance ended too soon
As I wake up in despair
Of my illicit affairs
The rooster had laid bare the fruits
To the eagerly prude eyes.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2019

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