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Sun Is Laughing
This morning she got up on the happy side of bed, pulled back the grey sky-curtains and poked her head through the blue window of heaven, her yellow laughter spilling over, falling broad across the grass, brightening the washing on the line, giving more shine to the back of a ladybug and buttering up all the world. Then, without any warning, as if she was suddenly bored, or just got sulky because she could here no one giving praise to her shining ways. Sun slammed the sky-window closed, plunging the whole world into greyness once more. O Sun, moody one, how can we live without the holiday of your face?
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