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Rainbows In The Moonlight
Amber fish flying high above the other creatures. Stalks of
hunter green oaks growing up, reaching for the pale,
doughy white, moon light. The burning
lemon yellow birds stand out swimming amongst the rough coral. Shades of
scarlet and
cobalt clashes with the bird's fluorescent scales catching the attention of all the animals around. A mustard bird hides behind a
leather brown rock, its feathers shimmer in the moonlight, attracting
charcoal and
ivory predators thirsting and deprived of this beautiful pigment. A
golden bird to the ocean is a fish to the air. Both swimming through the
icy blue. Only when we stop looking between
brunswick green trees and
vermillion coral, jealous of the hues of another, can we find the true color in ourselves. Our
rainbow tint reflects, shimmers, and shines off all of our vibrant and fluorescent scales.
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Inspired by Landscape with Yellow Birds, by Paul Klee