Humour yes
In the past three days, I have seen:
A sky, neatly divided by a line of clouds, above which was a stormy, lightning-potent grey, below the brightest, bluest sun-filled blue.
Clumping, heavy, smoky clouds, pierced by streaking icicles of purest white.
A sunset, not orange nor yellow, but a distinctly odd shade of peach, tingeing all a vibrant salmon blush; much like the closest I ever got to "skin colour" with my childhood box of paints.
I want to say, "How unnatural!", but.
A sky, neatly divided by a line of clouds, above which was a stormy, lightning-potent grey, below the brightest, bluest sun-filled blue.
Clumping, heavy, smoky clouds, pierced by streaking icicles of purest white.
A sunset, not orange nor yellow, but a distinctly odd shade of peach, tingeing all a vibrant salmon blush; much like the closest I ever got to "skin colour" with my childhood box of paints.
I want to say, "How unnatural!", but.
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