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In “The Horses,” what does this line mean? Slowly detail leafed from the darkness.

In “The Horses,” what does this line mean? Slowly detail leafed from the darkness.
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In “The Horses,” what does this line mean? Slowly detail leafed from the darkness.

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Slowly detail leafed from the darkness.

This means that the surrounding landscape is slowly becoming visible in the predawn light. Colors and forms are slowly becoming visible and can be differentiated from each other.
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