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On a stone cold night in Memphis Once glorious Capital of Egypt Alabaster sphinxes still honor kings Centuries of shifting sandy desert winds Buried temples, palaces, and pyramids Now bait our eternal curiosity Excavation Sparingly bears fruits to share Of the knowledge of your existence Effects of Nature over time Leave worn carved testaments That still elude Written for
New Prompt: Start your story or poem with the following sentence: "On a stone cold night in Memphis..."
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