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The achingly luminous sun both sets and rises, gliding through the endless sapphire sky trailing behind a stream of misfit colors surpassing and lighting every cloud passed by. The darkest of clouds are filled with dead dreams, holding sorrow is what it seems. But each droplet of pouring rain is a single thriving dream falling down to earth's asphalt lanes nurturing the plants and feeding every stream. The sky is but a still gray sea. All of the glorious colors of the universe, the liveliness of everything be, are being ****** into each individual rain drop, in reverse. In the dusk of the night, the sun but glances at the moon. Interchangeably lighting the earth and its sight, illuminating the magnificent butterflies as they burst from each cocoon. What you call night, is someone else's day. Somewhere perhaps greater, where the promised lands lay. On only the rarest of evenings, the sun and moon meet. Everyone stops their grievings, they align perfectly neat. The world is at a pause. All of the colors from the world bleed. Draining from the life and laws, reaching every seed. These moments are svelte and never last just like the feeling of love I have felt which always seems be in my past.
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Dec 12, 2014
Dec 12, 2014 at 10:34 PM UTC
The Synchronicity of Life
The achingly luminous sun both sets and rises, gliding through the endless sapphire sky trailing behind a stream of misfit colors surpassing and lighting every cloud passed by. The darkest of clouds are filled with dead dreams, holding sorrow is what it seems. But each droplet of pouring rain is a single thriving dream falling down to earth's asphalt lanes nurturing the plants and feeding every stream. The sky is but a still gray sea. All of the glorious colors of the universe, the liveliness of everything be, are being ****** into each individual rain drop, in reverse. In the dusk of the night, the sun but glances at the moon. Interchangeably lighting the earth and its sight, illuminating the magnificent butterflies as they burst from each cocoon. What you call night, is someone else's day. Somewhere perhaps greater, where the promised lands lay. On only the rarest of evenings, the sun and moon meet. Everyone stops their grievings, they align perfectly neat. The world is at a pause. All of the colors from the world bleed. Draining from the life and laws, reaching every seed. These moments are svelte and never last just like the feeling of love I have felt which always seems be in my past.
not too sure how I feel about this- just late night thoughts jumbled together I suppose.
laura-deluca
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Dec 12, 2014
Dec 12, 2014 at 10:34 PM UTC
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