The Clouds Have Veins
The clouds have veins,
at the end of the day, when the sun kisses the edges,
and the purple spreads along the blue, dancing on the white
Wandering through the skies, and disappearing in the night
The stars have ears,
in the middle of the night, when the moon sleeps with you
and the twinkle reflects your tears, when you cannot hold yourself together
Listening to you all night long, through the darkest times and toughest weather
The walls have eyes,
different shade of blue, strange hues of green
and they saw you crying, yelling at yourself, taking the knife off the shelf
Watching you all day, trying to close their eyes, but nothing ever works, even if they try
The sun has fear,
in the morning when you wake, when it brushes your face
That you won't make it though another day, that you'll suffer again
but what you didn't know was that even the simplest things, can be the greatest friends
-Chloe Aldecoa
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