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Outer Space and A Waterfall
June 8, 2017
Space is dark and lonely,
it goes on infinitely.
Waterfalls are calming,
a beauty created by nature.
Earth is so small,
like a bird in the sky.
Flying alone, surrounded
by nothing but clouds.
Waterfalls on Earth
seem to never stop
flowing, flushing out
more water every day.
Both space and waterfalls
built like a clock,
never ending cycles
we'll never be able
to measure.
© Keri-Lynn R., Germantown, NY
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