There's So Many Colors
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There's So Many Colors
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There's so many colors without the dirty windows
Shades of purple mainly, but clarity and sharpness too while
The mountains slip through
Herds of elk to return to the plains.
Plainly sky shades blue endlessly
Mountains they plane towards sky, endlessly
Plains parallel sky,
and illusory appear to meet
Illusory at points horize, but
no point exists
Sun rise, sun set
Sun ever set and rise to reach
Sun, a chemical reacting ahead above then gone behind, and thus are days and time and our movement/spaces are defined. We finish in the dark
Mountains plane towards sky behind
Plainly plains sky out ahead,
And trees disappear to us with sun,
That chemical mountain chaser.
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