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If I Could Leave My Body.
  My soul stays chained, anchored to my body
  Gridlocked into this time.
  But, if I were given the chance to
  I’d float my soul out of this body of mine.
  I should like to think I’d fly
  Farther and farther
  Until I kissed the raven night sky.
  I should like to think I’d meet the King of the Moon
  And we would listen to the nightingale's echoing tune.
  His face would be round as the moon should be
  And in his eyes
  An endless ocean of stars is all I see.
  His soft, pale hands intertwine with mine.
  Both our bodies are outlined with starlight
  As we dance together throughout the night.
  But as the burning sun
  Crawls over the mountaintop
  It signals the end of our fun.
  I should like to think him and I would become friends
  Even though, after I return to my binding body
  I might never see him again.

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Inspired by the folklore behind the Moon King, but in a lighter fantastical sense.