KeyA Poem by Jacquelene Vanessa MorenoKey
I sit in the park on a small grassy hill to bind myself. The roots of the large oak whisper failed vows lost in the wind. I am entranced by the obscure heavens above, deciphering my bleak yet severe surroundings.
I hear children laughing, but i do not laugh with them. I see families walk hand in hand, but i do not walk with them.
My portrait is a kaleidoscope of shattered beauty, forever changing the same colors: yellow, red, green, blue. We are green with envy.
Green is the earth beneath our striding limbs, the color upon which we thrive. i am blue.
I lull in a ring of fire, loathing the idea of escape. To step out means to be nude, cold, and vulnerable. I am not complete.
My heart slowly pumps blood with the beat of sound. Music drips through my fingertips onto the empty ground, leaving a permanent lullaby.
To touch me means to leave me. To see me means to be me. To love me means to free me.
© 2008 Jacquelene Vanessa MorenoAuthor's Note
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Added on April 15, 2008Last Updated on April 18, 2008 AuthorJacquelene Vanessa MorenoNevErNeVerLaNd, CAAboutI'm a woman with something to say, I live my life in spurts of joy but only short ones. I come here for kindred spirits and I am here for you. Phenomenal Woman by Maya Angelou Pretty women wonde.. more..Writing
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