Dirty StreetsA Poem by AnnaMaeHer body melts into dismal, drab hues.Her body melts into dismal, drab hues and her fingertips leak dingy, dull blues that fall to the dirty street pavement. Each drop is a lone vagrant, expelled from its motherland because her heart's in one hand and she squeezes the life out, forcing her body to spout her hues and soul out. Colors pour from her pores, and all she adores and all she abhors are splashing her feet and coloring the street. Her melting body shivers and tainted reds run a river from her heart in her hand, down her arm, and are damned to collide with bland blues on the ground and diffuse into pale purple hues that resemble a bruise. Her hair drips down her cheeks in dull auburn streaks. Then hair drops cascade and meet vile shades of pale purple bruises pooling where she's rooted. All tinges are muddled and mixed and her eyes are transfixed by the swirling sea of drab art. Again she squeezes her heart, wondering when this body of hers will be drained of all colors. The forced pumps of her heart become slower apart and her clouded, gray eyes roam the flood to surmise the final flow of her hues. As a stream, she pours through the grimy sewer grates until her murky flow abates and she's left on the dirty street a discolored puddle, the colors stagnant and subtle. © 2014 AnnaMaeAuthor's Note
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StatsAuthorAnnaMaeChicago, ILAboutHello! I'm AnnaMae. I'm vegetarian and love animals, people, anime, and nature. Tranquility and understanding are what i strive for. I wish to become a better writer, so feel free to critique me. more..Writing
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