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Susan O'Reilly
Poems
Feb 2014
Blue
She loved it on him
Made her want to sin
He fulfilled her every whim
Always gave in
How he feels without her
Snuggled in its hue
Sitting in her chair
Such a sad view
The colour of her kitchen
He smiles unknowingly
Remembers her *******
Though always wittily
Her perfume simply called blue
Lingers in the air
He dabs a tear or two
Imagines sniffing her hair
Parents called her Violet
How could they have known
Her favourite palette
And she not grown
Jarred out of his reverie
A clapping of tiny feet
His hand taken lovingly
As she dances to her own beat
Violets legacy, beautiful
Her eyes a gorgeous shade
He called her Belle
Canβt believe what theyβve made
He drinks her eyes in
That colour unique
Breaks into a grin
His future not so bleak
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