We all have a color that we radiate
I see your aura through bent eyes
Not fully blue, not fully green
It's a good aura, one to be proud of
This it where it get interesting
As we all have our own color
When we are close enough to feel
The heat from the others skin
The shaking of the others nerves
The tremor of the others breath
Our colors blend and make a new
Hopefully more beautiful shade
Each and every time this occurs
We take a little essence for ourselves
Shifting our color towards the selected
Carrying around the past in the mist surrounding
It is when they get mixed too much
Or a chemical burns and darkens the tone
That they will turn gray and lose vibrancy
This is when we must visit the falls
Allow the chill water run beneath the chaos
Still the flashes of yester linger
Never fully rid of their holds on us
The way our fingertips and lips
Burned orange as we embraced
The way our pale skin glowed
A tangible blue, from the moon
The way each every lightning strike
Lit up your face and illuminated your eyes
All the ways, everything was perfect
That night…
Your color shall linger in my aura
Now more blue than it was
Now more green than before
Still a shade of purple
Where I started this journey
But you are noticeably here
YOU ARE READING
Blue [the Chronicling of an Era]
Poetrythe title says all, I was sad and I wrote, poetry. It's a love story turned horror film.