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Eyes


The sclera

Wakes with the aurora

A blank white space

Where red rivers race

The iris

Blink, and you will miss

Rocky brown mountains 

Blue water fountains

Deep ravines 

Contrasted by light greens

The pupil

A black land fill

In the middle of it all

a dark pit fall

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