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Moon Song
Look to the moon, my morning
 darling. She has been named
 chaste; barren; virginal; an untouched
 goddess.
 
 But look closer, sweet. Peer on her confectionary
 surface. See there, and there,
 and there – a crater. She is, perhaps,
 imperfect.
 
 Her marred flesh is too often overlooked
 by poets and lovers and mothers
 telling fairy tales. Thus through the years, she was our
 dear one.
 
 We confessed our sins to her, professed
 our love by her, indulged in her, but
 never saw her for what she really was –
 a deception.
 
 O, yes; Satan’s daughter has made fools of us
 all.
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