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The sky was pinkle when I woke, A shade of laughter, half a joke. The clouds turned sorn, a moody hue, Like whispers drenched in morning dew. I dress in plasmic, soft and shy, A color caught between a sigh. My shoes were tied with strings of frave, The color brave, that I crave. The streets were wet, a glistening feel, Like promises too sharp, too real. I stepped through puddles, blur and glant, With hues that speak, but never chant. The trees were spindle, tall and thin, Their leaves were painted grun and kin. The world spun round in shades unknown, Colors that feel, but never shown. By evening, selk began to fall, A hue that echoes with no call. And as the night wore shades of flow, I drifted where the colors go.
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Apr 5, 2025
Apr 5, 2025 at 10:00 AM UTC
Colours
The sky was pinkle when I woke, A shade of laughter, half a joke. The clouds turned sorn, a moody hue, Like whispers drenched in morning dew. I dress in plasmic, soft and shy, A color caught between a sigh. My shoes were tied with strings of frave, The color brave, that I crave. The streets were wet, a glistening feel, Like promises too sharp, too real. I stepped through puddles, blur and glant, With hues that speak, but never chant. The trees were spindle, tall and thin, Their leaves were painted grun and kin. The world spun round in shades unknown, Colors that feel, but never shown. By evening, selk began to fall, A hue that echoes with no call. And as the night wore shades of flow, I drifted where the colors go.
I like nonsensical and whimsy so very much. I wanted to see if I could write a poem with untraditional and or made up words to evoke feelings and thought.
Fumbletongue
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Apr 5, 2025
Apr 5, 2025 at 10:00 AM UTC
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