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Jan 2019
The yellow cross
beams out white rays,
splayed into splotches
of orange red.

The blue edges bloom,
soothing, But deep inside,
I am color blind. No
harmonious hues will do.

Discord haunts me like
a ghost at its grave. My
promise is waxing; my
life a pale gray.

I will die by my own hand,
despondent and betrayed.
But before my misery ends,
I will cling to the yellow cross.
This poem is about Sylvia Plath; she is the speaker.
Arlice W Davenport
Written by
Arlice W Davenport  M/Kansas
(M/Kansas)   
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     Sjr1000 and JL Smith
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