You wrote your name on my white sand beach, my ****** page - eight by eleven stranger to the (press) - in a white wax crayon.
There are times when I forget you're there (in white on my white page) and the pads of my fingertips flit across its surface until they skid, stunting, across your signature.
(But it gets worse) because I'm surrounded by brilliant colors - blue violets, crimson fields but when I dip my (proverbial) brush and attempt to stain my ****** white page - the color seeps around your seal, but never over (it's never over).
They highlight your stifling presence on my page with how inherently not you they are. And I wish I could scratch you out (without) ripping my white, now crimson, page.