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Created on: February 09, 2010
Sunset on the Serengeti,
in the distance,
you appear,
landscape smokey gray,
and orange,
with white clustered cumulus.
Drawing closer,
light rays bend,
and cause a strange refraction-
some type of weird fata morgana,
beyond the visible horizon.
Arriving at my destination,
superior mirage,
my view seems topsy-turvy now,
optical phenomenon.
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