The Canvas
An empty canvas
Is as pure as snow,
And as white as the clouds
As time struggles on
The canvas is yellowed and aged,
It is torn and mangled,
The canvas is distraught,
Smeared in a myriad of colorful paints,
Covering every inch of the once pure canvas
The canvas dried in the sunlight
The canvas sat in the attic
As a forgotten artifact of her life
Hours turned to days,
Which turn to weeks and months,
Becoming years that drag on
A beautiful work of art was divulged
In the vacant attic of her memories
It was an exquisite painting, a relic of who she was
This painting depicts her insecurities,
It portrays her aspirations
And all of her trials and tribulations
In black and white, in color
This is her strength, she is surviving
All because of the words on the page
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