Until one day,
clouds stretched long across the dimming horizon.
Ice crystals hovered above a somber sun
lowering into abyss.
Not all would be dark,
as arid winter's eminence produced
intense dying light painting a long, cotton vault
like red candy twists.
I couldn't even reach for a camera to capture;
the window imprinted the tinted impression of my face.
I'll always recall, a surreal eve envisioning
candy canes in clouds.
12 lines
free-form(ed), story poem
Writer's Cramp Prompt to use title: 'Candy Canes And Clouds'.
The irony is the only image captured is by the window, reflecting a pale, holographic me in that view finder.
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