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"The mark of a really
great writer is that he or she gives expression to what the masses of
mankind think or feel without knowing it. The mediocre writer simply
writes what everyone would have said."
-G.C. Lichtenberg
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Untitled
A rainbow
hunched low
Over lodgepole pine hills,
And the sun ripped a swath of pink
And purple
And crimson
Across the West.
I was caught in the middle,
An eddy of negligence.
They're times like these
When everything you are, were
And will be
Means nothing.
All that matters
Is the rediculous
Beauty of the Earth.
Time itself stops,
And you are no one:
A mere spectator of a game
You're lucky enough
To be playing in the first place.
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