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*Golden warmth of sun doodled Something on her cheek. Like the resurrection of soft dawn in Alaska, Gradually she opened her cheery eyes And whispered inside my numbness,* “I can make colours fly.” *Slumber shattered into pieces of bliss As she entangled the tenderness Of her fingers, and Her palms in synthesis, And made it fly like a mythical butterfly. My amused self asked her curiously,* “Where are the colours?” *Holding her dancing butterfly Infront of my eyes She replied in a honeyed voice,* “Those are flying amidst your insight.”
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May 8, 2016
May 8, 2016 at 12:34 AM UTC
Flying Colours
*Golden warmth of sun doodled Something on her cheek. Like the resurrection of soft dawn in Alaska, Gradually she opened her cheery eyes And whispered inside my numbness,* “I can make colours fly.” *Slumber shattered into pieces of bliss As she entangled the tenderness Of her fingers, and Her palms in synthesis, And made it fly like a mythical butterfly. My amused self asked her curiously,* “Where are the colours?” *Holding her dancing butterfly Infront of my eyes She replied in a honeyed voice,* “Those are flying amidst your insight.”
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May 8, 2016
May 8, 2016 at 12:34 AM UTC
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