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Home Star
Science Fiction poem. Revised.
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Home Star

Somehow, I know that that’s our star,
Alone, apart from all the others,
A yellow speck, now nothing more.

Eons ago away sailed Joy.
My father said those billions we left,
Lived on a world wide and blue.

Fauna and flora countless they had.
Yet, poison in every form they gave,
Till in ruins their home became.

I learned today that those remaining,
Refusing to see, though having sight,
With nary a worry went extinct.
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