A wavelength of color
Have you ever seen a rainbow so perfect, with precision, outlining a section of the sky...
Have you ever seen a rainbow so perfect, with precision, outlining a section of the sky
prominently arching through the clouds a band of colors
color’s so picturesque, formed opposite the sun, by reflection of it’s rays in raindrops
chromatic, sensational colors of a variety
composed of an array of hue’s, brightness and saturation of light sources that paint a polychromatic visual perception
vivid and abstract and lucid
a combination of colors that are individually created from the simplicity of water
water that falls in tiny droplets
condensed from the atmospheres vapors
a wavelength of multicolored tones refracted from the rain
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Tracy Toccara
Aspiring poet, writing for the addict in recovery, the struggling addict, the sober addict and writing to create addiction and mental health awareness.
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