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the words seemed to drip from her lips like an infinite tap of bittersweet honey and, outside her window, she could see the stars winking at her, silently begging for a taste. among them, the moon sat patiently and she found herself wishing that she could plaster her shattered mosaic of a story across its surface. but it's quite hard to paint the moon when you're so far away from it.
so, she sat down, opened her laptop and began to write with hopes that maybe one day the sky would display the colors for everyone to see.
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