Brown Eyes
Blue eyes are fantasized about in every love song you'll ever hear
Green eyes are a rare, swooning beauty
But brown eyes are never talked about
Because so few people realize how much more they are then just dark.
They are they windows to your soul, and the panes are not made of sapphire or emerald
They are ever-changing orbs of mystery and laughter, flecked with gold
In the sun they melt into a swirl of caramel, the sweetness poured into the heat of their gaze
They hold rings of rich molasses, hiding secrets and the pupil away from your peering eyes
Streaks of black nearly invisible as they shed tears of amber and grief
And fire can both often and easily be seen, sparks bright against chocolate and coffee
The color of cinnamon that smiles, revealing only a glimpse of the abounding potential underneath
They strip away at your walls and beat down your defenses with a single glance
You may look at them now, in a friend or in your mirror, and see only the color of dirt
But just wait, for it won't be long until you fall inlove with the stars inside the inky dark of someone's iris
And you'll look back on this poem, and know exactly what I mean.