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Sky Color Sky Color - The colors hanging suspended in midair like huge, floating ostrich plumes —Paul Kuttner
- The edges of the sky had a yellowish tinge like cheap paper darkening in the sunlight —Ross Macdonald
- Pale blue sky like some Stuka dive-bomber —Donald Seaman
- A redness in the sky, like the flame at the back of a vast baker’s oven —Saul Bellow
- Skies are gray as tarn —Richard Ford
- Sky blue as winter milk —Joyce Cary
- The sky changed through several colors and became a soft crumbled gray. It was like walking under the roof of an enormous cave where hidden fires burned low —Ross Macdonald
- Sky [at dusk] … green as unripe apples —Erich Maria Remarque
- The sky is gilded with red, as if intoxicated —Cora Sandel
- Sky … like terra cotta —Saul Bellow
- Sky so pale blue and clear as a baby’s eye —Joyce Cary
- Sky the color of oiled steel —T. Coraghessan Boyle
- The sky was a dome of gray, stretched evenly like parachute silk at full billow —Lael Tucker Wertenbaker
- The sky was gray as a battleship —Mike Fredman
- The sky was hard blue, like bright ink —James Stern
- The sky was the color of dishwater —T. Coraghessan Boyle
- The sky was yellow as brass —Erich Maria Remarque
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