One night, I walked down the street bathed in lamplight. Fallen leaves lined the edge of the path. They were dry as dust, brown as bread crust or red as rust. I felt the rush to crush them across the granite pavement.
Around a
corner, I found a construction wall. It had embedded red lights to signal incoming
danger. They comforted me as if I was baby Jesus in a manger. Lined up like a soldier queue, they lit my way through the streets as I skipped
through.
Nearing home, I
saw a pathway which I crossed many times before. This time, ice blue lights shone
along the path. They promised me adventures with magic, mischief and mayhem. If I was not strolling homewards,
I would have deeply explored it.
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