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THE FIRST MAN TO SEE A RAINBOW --never told anyone. Afraid it was only his imagination, he kept the colors to himself, watched the huge, hued arch slowly come and go, alone like nothing else in the world. He could see that he could see through the spectral curve-- not only over and under but through the tinted rings, and that made him doubt the rainbow was real. Then, when he wished to touch the blunt flush of that red rim, the rainbow retreated, remaining distant as he approached, as though the touch of the man were death. And the rainbow was nothing like the horizon. He knew he could never reach that, but he could stand in a place he ...