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Kate W
Poems
Nov 2011
Berkeley No. 19
Hands pressed against the cold glass window,
strange, I can feel the drops of rain
falling on the other side.
what would it feel like to always see in yellow?
dancing in tumultuous pigmentβ¦
yellow to green
green to
blue
blue into
black.
I have sunk into the darkness
just as canvas soaks up paint
to touch the stygian worldΒ Β
with hollyhock eyes and dusty fingers.
A tunnel of black, and I canβt seem to find a flashlight.
(How can you possibly persist when you cannot see?)
blinking violet pearls that dance beneath my eyelids,
I tumble
to swim in yellow.
Such a pleasant daffodil lens.
This poem is still under slight editing. I'm still trying to work on the flow and organization.
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