Shine
You’re lying on your back in a soft carpet of early spring grass, watching familiar constellations drift across a clear night sky. Suddenly, you notice a particularly bright one among the others… and you’re quite sure it wasn’t there last night.
Writing Prompt: Shine
You're lying on your back in a soft carpet of early spring grass, watching familiar constellations drift across a clear night sky. Suddenly, you notice a particularly bright one among the others… and you're quite sure it wasn't there last night.
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