I was told to take everything with a pinch of salt because
sometimes we say things that we don't mean and we mean things that we don't
say.
But sometimes it seems as though our darkest thoughts roll
into our heads at the worst time, like some kind of somber country fog on a
lonely morning.
Maybe our entire lives might seems like a never-ending
stormy day.
But with every sad ending comes a metaphorical silver
liberty, although rare and hard to come by, a glimpse of how things could have
been.
And how things could be if we just got rid of the perpetual
overcast winter sky in our minds.
And when our expressions resemble charcoal stone because
everything has become too overwhelming and there is no smile or frown that
could accurately display how we are feeling…
We have to remember that even the ironwork grey night skies
turn into calming blue heavens.
I really like how this came together. I can pick out what I think were the paint names that guided your lines, but I don't know that someone on the outside who didn't know what we'd done in class would. Your inclusion of these is subtle and artistic, and you've created some lovely imagery here.
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