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Sitting On The Moon by Blackwidow
An infant sets and hangs his feet from the sky.
Looking down from the moon so high.
Grazing the milky-way, tasting the stars.
Being happy this way, chasing Mars.
Singing his heart away.
In a melody sung sweetly to stay.
Rocking himself gently in a soft embrace.
Carelessly tossing a smile upon his face.
Through this night he dreams of his flying.
Behind the stars is hiding.
In the depth of the moon... a child is laughing.
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