Shooting Star Catcher Reaching for Stars in the Summer Night
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Magical, breathtaking summer night scene: nimble, silver shooting star catcher — quick, luminous night-being made of compressed starlight, long reaching arms tipped with star-catching nets of woven moonbeams, swift bare feet leaving light trails across night sky, eyes seeing shooting stars full second before appearing, specialised focus of someone doing this for thousand summers — working peak summer shooting star season, leaping gracefully from cloud to cloud across summer night sky, catching shooting stars mid-flight and collecting in glowing lantern. Lantern: already full of caught stars each doing little spiral inside. When star caught: shakes net, leaving momentary golden dust trail in sky. Earth far below: summer landscape with few lights, someone with telescope watching from hill.
