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Skating on a Rainbow

Violet, Indigo, Blue. And she comes whistling in, Wind in her hair, Water in her eyes. Yet composed, yet collected. Green, Yellow, Orange. And she is igniting a spark, Breathing heavily, Dancing steadily, Yet determined, yet obstinate. Red. And she is now ablaze, Waltzing with flames, Skipping stones and names. Yet pleasant and thus, complete.
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anurag-banerjee
Indian
Published
Mar 20, 2012
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