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Solving an Astronomy Problem
- The Kent State University Press
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bereft, mourning 27 Solving an Astronomy Problem Lise Menn It’s certain, as I had always suspected: You were my sun and moon and stars; Not one of them rises anymore. So then, what is that yellow light that heats my skin And which occasionally warms me for a moment? It must be someone else’s sun that I can see. It must be someone else’s moon that changes shape. And those must be their stars: faint, blinking, useless. ...
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