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Vermilion

by GodDamnItCat

I wake in a rusted copper red stained bed, and focus my gaze though the window ahead, to see the sun rise in a crimson, flame, flush, shade of glow, the view reflected in my eyes seem burnt, but cold and slow, I see rose red flowers in the meadow, and the shine of a rainbow, the sea of dark pastels in a strawberry sky, the cardinals fly, and as I change my sight to the inside, the fluttering spotted ladybug try to hide, I get up and walk across the maroon hard wood floor, until my feet finally reach the bathroom door, and I reach a sad sight inside the white room, the seen is diluted and blank to the view, I raise my body in fists of hateful recklessness, and crash my bloody fists into the mirror in elegance, and helplessly the glass reflections fall to the floor, and cuts me until my blood flows to the door, the spotted ladybug hiding on the ground, couldn't escape the fateful death as it drowned, and I collapsed next to the bug, and soaked my skin into the bloody rug. and I waked to find a sea of vermilion, acting like a chameleon, as it laid in pools across my pale bare floors, as something to large like a corps to ignore. Vermilion red in my eyes, Vermilion red stuck in my mind, Vermilion red lives until I leave for the sky.
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May 24, 2016
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