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Death's Colours

by @vijayalakshmi-harish

death is laced with colours no eye can see i saw it yesterday resting on a twig on a cold manhole cover against which it looked so alive -- it seemed to be comforted brown wings pulled close, tips almost touching, against the tiny white shell of its chest, speckled with black a tiny beak welcoming the chance to grab at an interminable silence --neither ugly nor morbid but gently pretty, the presence of death affirming life. - Vijayalakshmi Harish 06.07.2013 Copyright © Vijayalakshmi Harish
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