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Dear Constellations,
As a kid,
I felt incomparable to your sheer size
You embellished the sky,
belittling the world below you,
as if you had no faith in us.
You just seem so vast,
so innumerable
that I could not compete.
I could not live up to the legacy
that you held.
Your lights were unseen to me
within the city
so I was free from your grasp.
The few times I have left the city
and saw you,
I just felt so...
Worthless
I've read that sometimes,
you're the only
anchor
in our ever changing life;
rocks erode,
metal rusts,
and technology becomes outdated.
But people?
They do the worst and best of it all.
They change.
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