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- Oh summer night so bright
- my heart is filled by your light
- days so bittersweet
- and nights so free, so free!
- Moon in the sky so white,
- by this heavenly father's might
- silver fluffs of light curled
- are spread all over the world.
- His children all around
- smiling happy stars
- with their voices sweet like chimes
- are foretelling marvelous times.
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- Frogs sat by a puddle
- staring at the skies
- young frogs being taugh by that
- who is old and wise.
- He starts his talk about the skies
- the stars, the big bright holes
- and astronomers we call men
- who dig for stars like "moles".
- He says that research of the stars
- peculiar's in mood,
- twenty million miles that they
- just measure by one foot.
- Let us for example say
- - if we trust the mole -
- Neptune's thirty feet from us,
- Venus not one whole.
- On the Sun he starts to talk
- - the frogs just stare in awe -
- three hundred thousand Earths could be
- well fit into this ball.
- The Sun serves greatly to us all
- with beams of light, its smirk,
- eternity to years it splits
- says when it's time to work.
- Comets, these are still a riddle,
- he dares to say no more,
- just that it would not be too good
- to guess what we don't know.
- Not all summon misery,
- nor do they bring bad luck,
- but story by knight Lubieniecki
- in my head has stuck:
- Once the land was struck by her
- rays of light so bright
- all men in a local tavern
- got into a fight.
- About stars you need to know
- across the sky they're spread,
- most of them are suns like ours
- they're green, they're blue, and red.
- If under a spectroscope
- we put such a star's ray,
- metals that have formed the Earth
- are seen, that's what they say.
- The frog goes silent, all around
- whispering starts to grow,
- the teacher asks its audience
- what more they'd lie to know.
- "We would only like to hear,"
- one asks out of blue,
- do any creatures live up there,
- are any frogs there too?
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