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I must have seen a hundred by now. But I'll never bore of the spin away from the warming light, the clouds transformed pink and violet, and the blinding glow split in two, like yin and yang, like Saturn. Tucked into a cotton pocket, weaving gold thread over the cauliflower horizon. A crown of shadows blooms in the mirrored sky, as the orb I'm tethered to turns it's shoulder on the light again, and I nod goodbye to the sun.
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Jun 12, 2017
Jun 12, 2017 at 11:59 AM UTC
Watching the Turn
I must have seen a hundred by now. But I'll never bore of the spin away from the warming light, the clouds transformed pink and violet, and the blinding glow split in two, like yin and yang, like Saturn. Tucked into a cotton pocket, weaving gold thread over the cauliflower horizon. A crown of shadows blooms in the mirrored sky, as the orb I'm tethered to turns it's shoulder on the light again, and I nod goodbye to the sun.
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Jun 12, 2017
Jun 12, 2017 at 11:59 AM UTC
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