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Swirl inky color and pearly thoughts
onto starchy fiber with a writing staff, blend with the tones of the soul before splashing toward a masterpiece. Paint a poem with black ink and poetic brushstrokes; vivid and bold with lightning bolts, somber with fear and teardrop puddles. Define images with subtle highlights or paint over one verse with another. Brush in a happy cloud of spring or the cold-hearted blizzard of winter. Paint a poem of his sleeping form at dawn, laughter riding on a warm summer breeze, or the tear slipping through her cupped hands. Write with the words the heart and eyes form, but the lips shy from speaking; paint a poem of the soul for a picture says a thousand words.
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