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A Canvas
a canvas—
a watery canvas of smeared, flushed fuchsia.
a canvas
that penetrates the delicate strings beneath my bones,
pulling, tugging, reminiscing,
reminding.
reminding me of a greater world that conceals itself behind the
canvas of muted yellows and swirly tangerines.
a canvas—
one that harmonizes with the peaceful melody of the waters beneath it,
that melts into itself,
that drips with pink tears of contentment,
whispers words of comfort,
embraces my vulnerability, and mends my faults, and guards me from the bows and arrows of the earth.
the earth, the canvas’ mother, is
the backdrop to the canvas that blinds my conceit and brightens my selflessness.
a canvas, my earth.
a canvas.

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I sat outside the other day, in awe and inspired, by the feelings that nature, and in this case, a sunset can invoke. The beauty of something as beautiful as a sun setting is so indescribable that maybe the best way to describe it is through emotion. I hope that each person reading this can find peace through imagery, and can use another canvas to a paint a world of their own.