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Blue Night Monologue
At one crystal clear blue night
I sit with a bear - resting next to me
Restless, troubled, absent might
He tells his troubles - gazing at tree

A certain star came across the lands
Singing symphony upon the nature's bed
People of nations marched in grands
Pillaging, camping - spreading bloodshed

They all bathed in wisdoms of the star
Granting strengths and knowledges - abundances
Once distant, now seems to not afar
Reasons often refused now gain acceptances

The bear's cave is one from the many
Generous bounty - among the reasons
They slain far more than plenty
Night and sunny - Frenzy like a demon

I peeked - his face draped in sadness
How could I help you? - I asked
A once sad face now reeks of gladness
A question, now regret, I had asked

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