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Crystal Clear
Loaded with fear
Eyes frantic like angel taps
Silver gray
Sculptured plates
A change that presented at best,
uncertainty
An itch,
The brightest blemish between being confident or intolerable
To be full of pride
To be full of frustrations
Every day is loaded with cynical eyes
It demanded to be known
To see clearly,
Is to see in the dark
But to have it permanently be gone
Is like being on a path of death
In a trip that will always further lead to a path of struggle
To be in a clarity of light
And to be enchanted with colors
Crisp, and crystal clear
To see nature sparkle,
It's an ice storm
My eyes will applaud

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A found poem based on John Steinbeck's Travels with Charley and A Toast to the Oldest Inhabitant: The Weather of New England by Mark Twain.