Dawn, the naturally brilliant masterpiece. radiantly split as if by a prism, handing darkness it's disregards and forming a mosaic of light, that is soon to decease. The dawn then fades into the sun, the next of three cards.
Day comes along with unsurpassed brightness, bringing a warm light to the otherwise cold Earth. a soft blue sky floats with a particular politeness, and the water reflects its color with a taunting mirth.
Dusk follows in wake, the harbinger of darkness. It shows us yet another vivid, spectral mosaic whilst darkening the sky with abrupt impoliteness. A multitude of watercolor stars appear, all rather archaic.
It is thought that all appreciate art of this kind. However, I won't appreciate these occurrences. I am neither blind to color or completely blind. I am blind to their meaning, they contain no reassurances.
I could never appreciate what I can't see or feel, to me, the colors I've described aren't real. Those are what others think, I wish I could see... But I am blinded and will never be free
I remember writing this over the summer after angering my friend somehow. I still don't know what I did, like that entire weekend is a hole in my memory, but I wrote this as a reflection and sent it to him before I pulled my final suicide attempt. Another dark story behind a poem...