heterochromiaA Poem by klsyperspective of life
my father is a fortified man
with dark, verdant eyes that shame the forest moss that burn harsh and cold seeing through deception honest, stern, but fair my mother is a gentle woman with soft, cerulean eyes that transcend the clearest sea that glow bright and warm always saying the right thing tolerant, caring, but unwavering and I was born with that azure gaze though mine is not same on half my left eye a drop of my father's jade and so I see the world as an even balance through both my parents eyes © 2016 klsyAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on June 6, 2016 Last Updated on June 6, 2016 Tags: eyes, poem, heterchromia, parents, world perspective, colors Authorklsymemphis, TNAboutthings i won't shut up about albert camus education system in the united states kierkeegaurd languages linguistics gender roles john williams sexuality fragility of masculinity gardening je.. more..Writing
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