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Luna's Collapse
Once long ago,
Luna met Mars
And piece by piece
She collected his stars.
She observed the galaxies
Reflected deep within
And admired his cosmos,
And hung them with pins
But as Mars stepped backward
To give Luna his commends
He spotted something beautiful,
Dear Pluto,
Suspended;
So gracious,
And so small,
He wondered,
Dear Pluto,
Who loves you, if at all?
Luna was broken,
Weeping asteroids from her core
Mass destruction
That Humanity would ignore
Luna sobbed, and she cried
Chipping her stone,
Becoming hollow inside
But without a soul,
She grew unable
To draw her creatures close,
And transforming
To be nothing
but a small, frail ghost
While Mars kempt to Pluto
And Luna kempt to the coast
This is a love story between Mars and the Moon, Luna. It tells about the downfall of the moon, and how it lost gravity.