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Poem
The Lost Navigator
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Star of the night,
Shiny and bright.
High and gemmy,
Could you guide me?
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Through this dark sea,
I cannot see,
You, far away,
Show me the way.
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Lost in my trip,
Please guide my ship,
You, star of night,
Lighten my sight.
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Elyes Hachicha, written on August 29, 2022
About
Astronomical navigation has always been a deep passion of mine. The notion of intrepid explorers crossing vast oceans with nothing but the stars to guide them never ceases to amaze me. One evening, I found myself captivated by a particular shining star, contemplating how navigators of old must have used their sextants to chart a course using such celestial bodies. It was this experience that inspired me to write the following poem.
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