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From the Earth To the Moon
by Mark Lewis
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  He's sends messages to extraterrestrials
through sting and a soup can
The structure of life
The complex death of a simplistic man
Dark and Light the key to existence
With wondrous persistence
He lives the distance between a rock and hard place
On the verge of a breakthrough
He cant seem to speak
A sunrise in the lost in madness
More like a feeling than a set of words.
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December 02, 2001
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