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The Faults in Earth's Line
May 25, 2016
There are faults in this Earth’s line.
A fiery core
A burning sun
A lifeless moon,
Deadening creatures,
Demented dark,
And yet…
There are birds flying by
Life all around us,
And beauty in the air.
The sun full of light,
The sky without a care.
The moon--nor the sun,
Would be complete without the other.
There are faults in this earth’s line,
But what would they be without eachother?
© Brandon T., Manila, UT
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