You unfold me to reveal my true colors reality sets the ashen tone on tone shades of Gray unmanageable black purges from my soul you try to color outside the lines my pink underbelly turns steel cobalt no purple mountains majestic views sickly putrid green reeks the color of death failed attempts cower in tinged yellow no vibrant color palette here to uncover you can't expose my soul and expect brilliance you abruptly fold me back into abashed creases still searching for the simple elegance
shades of Gray unmanageable
still searching for the simple elegance
of an unfurled radiant rainbow
~ those lines really captured my heart my friend. I am still looking for the radiant glow that will shimmer my life into colorful tone that I don’t feel so alone. Very moving piece, great job my friend.
I have learned to love the gray. No celestial highs and no bottomless lows, just a series of nearly invisible, unflappable tones of gray.
I do not know how long you will be draped in veils of gray, but I have been touched by all the many colors your poems reveal, Frieda, and your revelations in gray are equally as touching. I will be watching the skies for a brilliant rainbow of many grays.
You paint a picture of a present that is wrapped beautifully but not as worthy on the inside,Hmm me thinks that thou protests too much lol We like your sarcastic nature lol
I loved the title of this one, Frieda - Even although the truth tries to hide sometimes we need to get it other there. Sometimes we need someone to understand what we're going through and we move on. This is a great write. Keep them coming.
aw Frieda...take off your sunglasses...it's just and illusion. I do know how it feels to be caught in the gray...feeling cold and metallic...letting life slide off you instead of through.How many years I had to practice..reminding myself that life wasnt out to punish me.That the dark was only a place I should sleep. This piece will haunt my memory for a long time even if tomorrow you will be your vibrant self. Standing on my chair clapping with my tissue on this one.
If you want to know me, read my poetry, it's all in there. I am a mother of three sons (my finest moments) a sister, a survivor and a little bit crazy. I lost my beloved sister to suicide, so you'll.. more..