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Change of Prefix
Granite sand laid beneath a black marble sky
 In a world with edges eroded by hopelessness
 All is unprincipled in half-closed eyes
 
 Viscous oceans carrying without lapse
 This sad intent of wafting
 Is perseverance wasted upon a jaded grasp
 
 Whites, the defilement of beauty,
 Always where the blacks smear, confusing the sketch with lines
 Tired of each stretch of fatigued duty
 
 Can each wishful arm,
 with soft music uplifting,
 lightning-shocked to the veins,
 tease through
 
 These wisps of cloud
 prevent and fly
 against the final picture
 that only angel wings reveal
 
 In the brilliant collision of wish and sun,
 all dreams were released
 in transfiguring blasts of color,
 and what could express feeling so valiantly?
 
 Voices, sounds born from hope
 From smiles, once petrified by numbness
 Freeing the depths of descending slopes
 
 Tendrils of mist
 Breaking in two
 Without desist
 Light flows
 Anew

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Optimist: prefix op-
If you just change the prefix of the word, you get a totally different worldview.