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Created on: December 31, 2010
Brightest is the sun
Before she falls from the sky
And darkest is the night
After the sun falls from above
Whitest is the snow
In the sky as she flies
Emptiest is the sky
When the snow has landed
Happiest is the snow queen
When she has found a friend
Loneliest is the kingdom
When no friend is to be found
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