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She writes:

The girl knows Uranus’ one moon is called Titania, but she cannot see it over the distance, immeasurable. Discovered in 1787, since then it has not been seen. The girl cannot see the one she admires over the distance, uncrossable. She looks to the night skies, squinting her eyes and craning her neck, but Uranus’ one moon remains indistinguishable. The one she admires remains highly distinguished, she remains crystalized like ice, she remains far away. The girl cannot see the one she admires over the distance, uncrossable. She knows that Uranus’ one moon is called Titania like her.