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Poetry: The sun

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  by Jonathan Thorogood

  "Once more, the sable mantle of night will draw back and the sun will raise her gleaming crown from beneath even's velvet

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  by Jon Coe

  Big ball of burning white
  fading yellow, toward the night
  Almost red, when time to leave
  around the earth, the orbit weave

  Warm

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  by sToNeMaN..x

  SUN GODDESS

  Upon Machu Picchu's altar high

  Under blackened blue nightsky

  Of fallen summer equinox,

  and bloodstained, cold rocks

  Lies

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  by Carol Gioia

  She hovers overhead
  As we bask in her rays
  Loyal and present
  Through long summer days

  But when evening arrives
  And lovers come

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  by C E Goulden

  "Texas Heat"

  
  
  
  
  

  The least rousing facet of this night-time story

  needs the creative side of nature to cooperate

  However, supportive

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Poetry: The sun