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I picture you a prism,
splitting your
white peace
into a spectrum
of grays.
Why must you
dawdle in the air,
dear, dear
rainbow?
Eagles glide low
near, so near
this stratum,
nudging you
my dear-
you do not budge.
Why must you
be unfair,
to these that elbow
you?
You do not budge,
my dear.
I picture you a prism,
splitting your
white peace
into a spectrum
of grays.
Why must you
dawdle in the air,
dear, dear
rainbow?
Eagles glide low
near, so near
this stratum,
nudging you
my dear-
you do not budge.
Why must you
be unfair,
to these that elbow
you?
You do not budge,
my dear.
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