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September 30, 2018
Shining bright in the farthest night,
Distant attempt at dissidence.
Sweet moon, keep me in your light – oh don’t take flight!
I don’t love you but I need you.
Sleeping now, please do keep
Mine in your mind.
I might shiver; I might wiggle
Might cry … Might call out “Fie!”
You don’t need to respond!
Just keep reflecting in my pond.
© Annie Y., Northborough, MA
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