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The photographer captures the scenery
of the sun blazing in the clouds,
the tree tops praising the sky,
and the birds soaring high and proud.
A rainbow constructed above
measures the ends of the earth below,
announcing the end of the rain
that sends distant rivers a-flow.
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challenging the sculptors of today
to attempt to exceed God's artwork,
who sculpted us all out of clay.
The wildlife sprawls out for miles
consuming his lens with glory.
The pines flatter the hills,
boasting God's creation story.
The photographer captures the scenery
as the sunset welcomes the moonlight,
and the stars that slowly awaken,
reveal a glorious summer's night.
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"To live every day as if it had been stolen from death, that is how I would like to live." - Garth Stein, The Art of Racing in the Rain
reveal a glorious summer's night." were actually changed at the time I posted this to be made parallel with the preceding sentences. After correcting them and submitting the poem, I decided the original structure ("the stars slowly awakening, revealing a glorious summer's night.") flowed better, despite its grammatical incorrectness. So, there's an alternate ending for whoever may care!