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Created on: February 23, 2009
The Brightly lit Moon
When the moon cast a shallow beam
Over my body,
I kissed the stars
I kissed the stars as I reflected upon
Days of yore
Days of yore when I used to
Fantasize of being visibly as
Someone else
And invisible as myself
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