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Sigh No More

glittering snowflakes, twinkling in the distant,
turning sky.

Hey, diddle diddle, listen — sigh no more, sing
not so dull and heavy. Sing:
the cow jumps over the moon.

For all the while, Andromeda glides,
gently bearing down, a pearly bride rushing
to her groom —
   things are constant never.  So
   sigh not so, and let your woes go;

she spreads her starry arms,
towards her silver river.

Sigh no more, cat and fiddle.  Be blithe
and bonny, be dish
and spoon, converting
all your sounds of woe, into a

hey — nonny nonny.
Written by SeaCat
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Author's Note
Using words from Shakespeare’s “Much ado about nothing”, and also Nursery rhyme “hey diddle diddle”.
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