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Anne Scintilla
Poems
Dec 2016
Spectrum
When we made a pact,
Only between you and me;
That we’ll see all the colors
That our eyes could see
The picnic days were
pink
,
From the cotton candy that we eat,
Saw
yellow
bliss in your smile,
As you saw the dandelions bloom by.
I saw
orange
in sunsets;
While in the solace of your embrace,
Every month had
purple
,
From the violets and lavenders you gave.
And then you came home.
With
red
lipstick on your face;
It was pouring, dark and
grey
,
Then I knew the
blues
are coming our way.
122216 19:36
I wonder why rainbows rarely paint the sky? Are they afraid to be tainted by memories of the humankind?
A poem written from a prompt of a friend.
A.S.
#love
#stay
#blue
#color
#rainbow
#challenge
Written by
Anne Scintilla
19/F/Philippines
(19/F/Philippines)
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