Cobalt Yellow
I walk on the tile walls
pale as ice,
a moonbeam, your ghost,
to whom is suffice.
Stuck in the cracks of old timber wood,
I am your thoughts,
I'm not understood.
Cold winds do wrap me
in a limber blanket
for eternity.
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