hope crumbles like leaves in the fall It seeps from emerald and orange-brown, the show of coral in the Caribbean Sea. Melancholy gathers in the veins of the fisherman taking a ******* the seashore. He, as many, put lead arms over the sea. Twin suns intertwined, produce solar flares of sea-blue and scarlet changing the air. Too bright ---- Ruby and sapphire pour through pores like oxidized blood flowing from an open wound. Four black mountains, molehills--- depends on who names them. Blue-green the sea washes back unto itself carrying away drift wood as happiness carries sadness with heavy hands.
This is one of those few poems I will ever write which have no real meaning beyond the essence of the words.
Additionally, this was not just me at all. This was a collaborative effort between a Justin Hunter and myself.