by Erica Helene,
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UNITED STATES, May 20 — Let the stars align the night sky,
Let their glow light up the village.
Everything turns a shade of dark blue,
the village lights compete with the stars.
Let the night sky have it’s glory,
Let the night suffocate the sun,
Everything turns a shade of dark blue,
the village lights compete with the stars.
Let the universe take the stage,
let it display it’s celestial flesh
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I am a young graduated college student who’s dream was to bake. I began giving out my pastries, to friends and family and everyone insisted on me publicizing my craft. What makes my baking different from others is that I do it not based on meas
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