O sun
O stars—
Wherest thou be?
Did ye not say by thy own
Mouth
That thou would always watch over me?
And did thou not speak words of truth
And tell thy people
That they might do good
And live as ye would
In thy heavens?
That we may be as glorious as ye?
Thou dost speak lies!
Lies! unto thy people!
For neither shall we be glorified,
But we shall suffer for our mistakes.
Our human mistakes,
That we have no choice but to make.
Thou dost speak lies.
For if ye existed, ye would speak
Unto me.
A prayer as insignificant as mine.
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