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  1. 65310903 - not-logged-in-7e526465bb762725a504
  2. 65313716 - lewarcher
  3. 65318953 - Culebra78
  4. WINNER - 65336563 - mroone6
  5. 65350901 - kajaelba

65310903 - not-logged-in-7e526465bb762725a504

4)
How can we know the night
Except by typical actions?
Discouraged by a cloud
Astronomers light corridors
With glow-worms, not with novae.
Infatuated by the moon
Somnambulists rescue
Her silver chariot, on foot.
A child is impaled on a king's crown
Horns of dust wither in a dream.
How can we know the night
Except by each, a binary
Revolving on one point of love
Astronomers could not compute:
Orgasm is our nova,
The moon our only lamp.

5)
The motions of an orrery
which catch the fabulous
machinery of spheres
Image the sounds of love

Chiming and colliding arcs
Adjusted to a sigh
Contain the convolutions
of lovers in their love

But parted what invention
Can mirror the disorder
Forgotten orbits, comets' lag
which separation forces

Into our harmony

65313716 - lewarcher

4) How can we know the night
Except by typical actions?
Discouraged by a cloud
Astronomers light corridors
With glow-worms, not with novae.
Insatuated by the moon
Somnambulists persue
Her silent chariot, on foot.
A child is impaled on a king's crown
Horns of dust wither in a dream.
How can we know the night
Except by each, a binary
Revolving on one point of love
Astronomers could not compute:
Orgasm is our Nova,
The moon our only lamp.

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5) The motions of an orrery
which catch the fabulous
machinery of spheres
Image the rounds of love

Chiming and colliding arcs
Adjusted to a sigh
Contain the convolutions
of loners in their love

But parted what invention
Can MIRROR THE disorder
Forgotten orbits, comets' lag
which separation forces

Into our harmony

65318953 - Culebra78

(4) How can we know the night
Except by typical actions?
Discouraged by a cloud
Astronomers light corridors
With glowworms, not with novae.
Infatuated by the moon
somnambulists pursue
Her silver chariot, on foot.
A child is impaled on a king's crown
Horns of dust wither in a dream.
How can we know the night
Except by each, or binary
Revolving on one point of love
Astronomers could not compute.
Orgasm is our nova,
The moon our only lamp.

(5)The motions of an array
Which catch the fabulous
machinery of spheres
Image the rounds of love

Chiming and colliding arcs
Adjusted to a sigh
Contain the convolutions
of lovers in their love
But parted what invention
can mirror the disorder
Forgotten orbits, comets' day

which separation forces
Into our harmony

WINNER - 65336563 - mroone6

4) How can we know the night
Except by typical actions?
Discouraged by a cloud
Astronomers light corridors
With glow-worms, not with novae
Infatuated by the moon
Somnambulists pursue
Her silver chariot, on foot.
A child is impaled on a king's crown
Horns of dust wither in a dream.
How can we know the night
Except by each, a binary
Revolving on one point of love
Astronomers could not compute:
Orgasm is our nova,
The moon our only lamp.
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5) The motions of an orrery
which catch the fabulous
machinery of spheres
Image the rounds of love

Chiming and colliding arcs
Adjusted to a sigh
Contain the convolutions
of lovers in their love

But parted what invention
Can mirror the disorder
Forgotten orbits, comets' jag
which separation forces

Into our harmony

65350901 - kajaelba

4) How can we know the night
Except by typical actions?
Discouraged by a cloud
Astronomers light corridors
With glow-worms, now until move.
Infatuated by the moon
Somnambulists pursue
Her silver chariot, on boat.
A child is impaled on a kings crown
Horns of dust wither in a dream.
How can we know the night
Except by each, a binary
Revolving on one pain of love
Astronomers could not compute:
Orgasm is our Nova,
The moon our only lamp.


5) The nations of an orrery
Which catch the fabulous
Machinery of spheres
Image the rounds of love


Chiming and colliding arcs
Adjusted to a sigh
Contain the convolutions
of lovers in their love

But parted what invention
Can mirror the disorder
Forgotten orbits, comets' dog
which separation forces

Into our harmony

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