The Canvas
Your eyes float
Upon the blues, and greys,
Of the paintings
They bleed with the ocean
That drowns your mind
It’s cold, this life
It cuts like a knife
Stings like frostbite
If you let it
If you immerse yourself
In the iced brushstrokes of the canvas
My eyes instead
Trace the reds, and the whites
Of the people
They melt from the fire
That ignites my heart
It’s warm, this life
It sings like a fife
Rings despite strife
If you make it
If you reveal yourself
To the brightened smiles of the faces
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