Orange
Earth, the place I was born
Round as oranges
Horizon sharp as a grass blade
I sit in front of a rectangular window
Starring at the flurry of sunlight pouring
Over white tiles of squares
My cat comes and purrs at me
On its gingerbread fur falls a yellow circle
Which is round like an orange
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