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Cascading Colors


Cascading colors Like paint on a canvas Dripping, melting and morphing As they meld together I lie Drinking in the summer sky I watch as the warm Reds, Oranges, and Yellows fade Cooler shades slowly sneaking in from behind Royal purples, Midnight blues Banishing the warmth from the realm of night Taking with them angelic light Darkness fighting desperately; seeking to forever dominate Morning light breaking through the black chains of despair Celestial White light crashing through the nighttime terrors Golden sunshine lending hope to the world once more Watching Blue skies while Black birds soar Colors Swirling through the skies Always out of reach The world so much bigger than I Made obvious by the colors of the sky
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MVP-Most Valuable Poet
great backgrounbd picture in reflecting on this poem colors symbolizes soemthing that has definiton and meaning great job in writing-continue to expand your ideas

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