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Stephenson 218
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when will the empty space between us
close?
it's like being in the stars
but light years away
when will the supernova take the blame?
for pushing us apart and then
swallowing your galaxy
oh well
because you eclipse the sun
eclipse the sun
a thousand times over
the oxygen
i need to live,
it's yours
because you eclipse the sun
eclipse the sun
ten thousand times over
do you see me,
through your gap?
oh well
i'll admire you still
every day
i will
you eclipse the sun
eclipse the sun
a million times over
when will the atmosphere between us choke?
and will i still see you when you're gone?
faded away,
eaten away,
exploded away
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