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Midnight-nothingness

A Short Poem

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Midnight-nothingness

Stop kissing-

perceive the cold, twinkling canopy-

stars sit like pending prayers.

In this hour of crime, occult, and splendor

be on guard

for satellite's scurry;

inhale ink;

see how the stars wink;

feel the firmament twitch;

listen to the buzz

of midnight-nothingness-

be on guard.

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