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Dust and wind


 
Metaphors
And similes 
Describing all of the things that you compare to
The stars, the rivers, the green grasses,
And it flows so beautifully on paper
But there's a beauty that is hardly seen 
And you aren't a star, or a composed molecule, or a music melody that I can't get out of my head.
You are the wind,
And you are dust,
And you are the shadows between
Light and darkness.
You cannot be grasped 
But I always know you're there
Even when others can't see the beauty
In 
All
Of the things you are
I can assure you
That I do
 
-m.c.-
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