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Colorful End
Something he didn't see, something he didn't know
In his drink that he drank more than he drank any other drink
The colors exploded in the dark room
On the walls, in the mirror, on the ceiling, on the floor
All of the colors
The floor shook with the feet of a hundred others
He ran in circles away from the color
He slipped and fell into the black pool he had seen
And fell farther than any other, than you or me
He just kept falling, falling and falling until he could no longer see
No longer see the colors, the shaking floor, the drink or the light
There he lay surrounded by the hundreds of feet shaking the floor
There he lay, colorful no more
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