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It is beautiful, she's a pretty lass, and you placed so many wonderful elements of the sun that it's hard not to catch who the lovely lady really is, even if one knows nothing about Japanese myth. (Or Russian, for that matter.) Apart from the names for sun gods and goddesses being very similar across a multitude of ancient cultures, I can't think of anything else I've ever read concerning a sun goddess in this fashion. Unique, well represented (the light and color you used are perfect), I'd have to say that this poem is a bright one!
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