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I remember a day, when the clouds were illuminated, by a bright pink sky... everything that seemed important, just melted away, and in a stare: innocence resurfaced, and was joined by joyous curiosity, all due to the beauty of a sky that was pink... cotton candy over the dull apartment buildings, pink lemonade in the sky, even made smoke stacks pause in awe, games were stopped, shovels were dropped, and collectively we stared, wide-eyed, smiling brightly, and all at once, we reached out to grab a piece, trying to hold onto its beauty, but eventually... black replaced pink, indifference replaced joy, acceptance replaced innocence, and the cotton candy/pink lemonade, became bitter black licorice, that not even the man in the moon could eat.
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Jan 31, 2011
Jan 31, 2011 at 7:49 PM UTC
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I remember a day, when the clouds were illuminated, by a bright pink sky... everything that seemed important, just melted away, and in a stare: innocence resurfaced, and was joined by joyous curiosity, all due to the beauty of a sky that was pink... cotton candy over the dull apartment buildings, pink lemonade in the sky, even made smoke stacks pause in awe, games were stopped, shovels were dropped, and collectively we stared, wide-eyed, smiling brightly, and all at once, we reached out to grab a piece, trying to hold onto its beauty, but eventually... black replaced pink, indifference replaced joy, acceptance replaced innocence, and the cotton candy/pink lemonade, became bitter black licorice, that not even the man in the moon could eat.
Copyright SMK 2004.
shawn
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Jan 31, 2011
Jan 31, 2011 at 7:49 PM UTC
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