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Beauty is Peculiar
This afternoon,
loaded with omens,
Uncertainty,
Fear,
they can never be,
brushed away like dirt under a rug,
because of the inhuman perversity,
of brown grass, water scorings and grieving wind,
This place is where Fallen Angels retire,
Ugly, Sharp, Dry, Desolate, Dangerous,
Inexplicable.
The weather,
I believe,
does a grand review,
but you never know why
the weather has changed...
Everything has beauty,
this afternoon filled me with clarity,
The light,
A hundred variations of red
and silver gray,
like colored fires that change and change again,
I hear the excited crackle of branches,
A tree becomes a spraying fountain,
That looks crystal clear and clean,
Inexplicable.

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This is a Found Poem based off of texts "Travels with Charley" by John Steinbeck and "The Weather of New England" by Mark Twain.