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A Summer Night
The flickering lights mock me
My small hands unable to catch
The tiny stars
The only stars that one can reach if
They are clever enough
I grab greedily
At the fireworks show
Admission is free if you’re willing to be
Adventurous
The sparks fly away escaping
My small hands
The illuminated dance continues
Until the night grows too old
I stand still and watch
The flash
Still unable to catch a single
Flame of fire
Soon I grow tired
Of simply watching the dance
I must join in
Reaching out towards the night sky
It must have been dark inside
The little home I made with my hands
For the single sparkle that became mine
The light escaped from between my fingers
And it tickled
My small hands were too weak
To carry the flame alone
And so I let it go
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