Colour BlindA Poem by SueI was listening to a Phil Collins song about the homeless and this came out of it what I felt....They
were such strange looking glasses That
sat upon his nose They
seemed to be distorted The
colour of deep rose He
couldn’t see where he was going And I
couldn’t see the point Of
wearing such a bright appendage When
his sight it did disjoint He
didn’t see the homeless girl Who
cried out from the floor Or
the dishevelled junkie Hunched
up in the door He
missed out as the black was murdered Just
walking in the street And
didn’t notice fire unheeded Filling
the pensioner with its heat So I
took them from him as he wandered And
saw him stagger blindly on Then
realised with removal His
condition had not gone So
sadly I resumed my journey And
hoped one day I’d find Someone
who’d share my vision No
longer colour blind © 2015 Sue |
StatsAuthorSueSouthsea, Hampshire, United KingdomAboutI enjoy creative writing and have written poems and stories ever since I learnt how to write. I haven't time to review other people's work often I'm afraid; however I would like some criticism on .. more..Writing
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