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Rated: E · Poetry · Scientific · #2272336

An Acrostic Monorhyme poem about the Solar System's biggest planet

Just a ball of raging gases
Under starry night it passes
Power no planet surpasses
If you study what its mass is
Then its moons appear in flashes
Eighty of them, different classes
Red spot storm; atmosphere smashes

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Form: Acrostic Monorhyme
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