Upon a tri-legged frame of smooth pine
rests a woven cloth of alabaster cotton.
Fresh and undisturbed, it yearns for
life to glide its way across the surface.
Delicate, subtle, dabs of color—like the
earth as it awakens from its long, winter
slumber—seduces the mind, and revives
the soul with its stimulating beauty
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