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Heavens' Light
I
 Shine bright you may,
 but you can’t show through the day.
 I burn through morning ’til eve,
 when I take my leave.
 Great things grow under my wing,
 for the feathers I drop, blossom.
 My light is blinding in comparison
 to my sister’s pale glow.
 I’ve been called many names – 
 Apollo, Ra, Elros.
 They all mean the same
 through the ages.
 A mystical object
 that rises and dips
 into the horizon.  
 But not able to be touched
 by mortal hands.
 
 
 II
 You shine your might,
 for I’m your reflection in the night.
 I mirror the lights on
 my gray beaches in sight
 for human, whose eyes ponder.
 But the dark side
 of my crystal haven
 is surrounded in the company 
 of an infinite vacuum.
 And there is the silence… pure silence,
 until your kind touched down
 on my silver craters.
 Little mortal men,
 explore you may
 through this endless space,
 for you will never understand fully
 the cosmos laid before you.
 “For if you were born in space,
 you would be trying to explore
 the worlds below your feet.”

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