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Steel fire wings
night flight into day Star chaser, I call you-- from shore to shore you go thrumming engine melodies that flow into my being, fear to allay-- Oh, joyous meanderings! To far shres and distant climes you go where air itself takes part in this joy-- shimmer shine on, next thing to birdflight I enter a cage of steel and find myself a wing song held aloft under burning light.
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