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Empyrean

Blending with the    
sun, as night    
falls, so too do    
I align with the    
stars. Celestial    
bodies gathered in    
the firmament,    
no single light to    
outshine a-    
nother. Here, our
makers cast their    
fires, flickering    
punctures in a black    
void. Whether by    
fate or circum-    
stance, the end matters    
little to the stories    
forged on paths foot-    
worn over rises and    
falls. Such is the    
dance of life. They    
burn like lighthouses on    
far-off shores, carrying    
us swiftly to shallow  
waters, as if to say,  
"You are safe, please  
come home."
Written by runeaxxe
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Author's Note
A little piece about the stars written in half-sleep.

Picture is "Eridanus Constellation" by Hevelius (1689).
All writing remains the property of the author. Don't use it for any purpose without their permission.
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