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Reinvent Your Perspective
Stars
in a deep blue sky
So many it wasn’t possible,
so odd it was pretty,
Like someone had scattered a huge handful of diamonds
across a tiny scrap of Stygian velvet,
But they weren’t stars at all
Watery diamonds now,
growing bigger and rounder
And suddenly the extra ‘stars’
became dewdrops hanging on the slender branches
of the tiny lacebark elm outside
But when I woke my two little sisters up,
Hoping that with their sleepy eyes they saw the "stars" too,
so that I could share this newfound wonder,
to my dismay
they only saw the dewdrops
My perspective

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I actually saw this outside of my car window a few years ago while parked in a rest stop at night while driving down to Florida. I have wanted to write a poem about it ever since.