Mustard yellow, dipped in luscious
scarlet. Veins coloured of violence, too many
to report. A robin egg, shattered and smashed
under foot. You dodge the watery filth, afraid splinters will puncture
your skin. A meadow appears, sunset before the world's begrimed.
You take a long breath in, cope with the aroma. Burned charcoal, marshmallows
blackened - chip and fracture. Puffy snow oozes through the cracks. A bolder unmovable.
You pant and weep for restoration, cleanse the blemished crystal chalkboard heart.
Throwing up the disease, the bolder rolls down the hill.
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