Colors of YouA Poem by AnnaColors
of You Blue. Blue like a glacier. A strong, blue glacier atop the green, arctic waters. Green. Green like the plaid shirt that I wear to bed because it smells like you, when I’m alone under my purple blanket. Purple. Purple like the sound of your laugh, like the jump in my heart when your pink lips smile. Pink. Pink like the bright, flushed color that rises in your cheeks beneath your brown freckles after a passionate kiss. Brown. Brown like the earth we’ve made friends with. Like my eyes that you love, though I’ll never know why. Brown like the door to here with its silver handle. Silver. Silver like the flecks in your eyes, the sparks of something more. Silver like an angel. Like your angel from before we met over a pile of red apples. Red. Red like our first hello. Red like bright potential, like a neon orange light, A sign. Orange. Orange like the jacket. Yours, but you gave it to me. With its hood and white drawstrings. White. White like the snow that fell of the gray sidewalks as we hurried down Euclid Avenue shivering in each other’s arms. Gray. Gray like the world when the rain
falls. Like the clouds and the sky when we run outside to embrace the puddles, and encourage the weak yellow sun to be strong. Yellow. Yellow like the skittles you save for me. Like your grandmother’s lemon
squares in the clear glass pan at Easter That made you grin in simple joy. All this, from your eyes. © 2010 AnnaReviews
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