New ColorsA Poem by Dana Ferguson
Coated in layers,
of bright colored paint. Burying the wood, under love, fear and hate. Moved and removed, legs still stand. Can I be new, in a foreign land? Cracking like a log, the mind begins to flake. Bright painted colors, keep the mind awake. Sand it down to nothing, grind it smooth and brown. New is bad I hate to flake, strip the colors down. Wipe me clean and take me back, to the old steady state. Or pretty soon you'll see with truth, this old table break.
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1 Review Added on June 26, 2018 Last Updated on June 26, 2018 AuthorDana FergusonTXAboutIf you've come to my page to read some of my poems, thank you so much, it means the world to me. I love to write in my own special style and I love being able to show it to others. If you don't enjoy .. more..Writing
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