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Double Rainbow


Radiant colors steal me away. Amidst the clouds Is a confident spray, Not forgetting to be proud, But vividly warm, its mirage shrouds Omniscience and protection With a promise's reflection. Reality yanks me back Away from the marvelous sight. Instead of God's colorful track, Now I live without a light. Beautiful shades are wound into me tight, Other tasks calling me from the mirage Warmth still covering me like a collage.
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Maddy Coates

Hi! I'm 14 years old, and I have Asperger's and ADHD. I like to get through my emotions through poetry, and sometimes I post them here. I love to get in touch with my creative side by writing, crafting, playing my violin, composing lyrics, sketching, cooking, and dreaming. In my free time, I also play poker, play games on my phone, play solitaire, so sudoku puzzles, watch anime, read, go on Pinterest, and play Fortnite. I'm a major weirdo, but my modo is, 'Weird is normal, and normal is weird.'

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