
The billion little shapes that make up the color of you.
Rated: Fiction T - English - Poetry - Words: 266 - Reviews: 24 - Favs: 1 - Published: 01-26-06 - id: 2099193
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Creation
I like to stretch my hand out
and examine
(the billion little shapes)
that make up the color
of
you.
The narrow
build up,
- smile -
untailored
conversation
(just
another
sensation
to fuel
me.)
Inspiration comes from reaction;
the blending
of
shapes
that make up the color
of
(me)
and
you.
January is too casual for me -
too down to earth -
too new,
but in the end
the birth
of six years
ebbs
before it flows -
it knows
how to survive without my help.
It goes on
with
or
without
(me)
and the colors that we bring to it.
Did I think
once -
(even in the
strangely eloquent dreams
that creep between my eyelids
like sand
stuck
between jutting pages
-long ago tucked away-)
of waking up
to the notion
of these shapes;
so calm
like stillness -
youth
filters
through me
(I don't talk like that anymore
and
I don't think like that anymore)
unless I smirk
let go
lose it
embrace forthright freedom
and fake it
(I still
get
a little
crazy
sometimes.)
But I stand
by the window
and look out
reexamine the shapes
that make up
the colors
of
(us)
remember
to never forget
the way contentment burns into me like a brand;
standing
slightly disheveled
and a little crooked
with tight
arms
folding me
into new shapes
of pigment -
awaken
to warmth on my cheeks.
So the color spreads,
it widens
and it bends
(it morphs)
emotion is a seasonal exchange
withered,
and
both
wild
and
styled.
I don't fear it,
I let it blend together
and give
creation.
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