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Overlap


When the pages of my life overlap, Like colors, bleeding into one another Forming an entirely new rainbow. I don’t know If I prefer them separate, Each safe and alone, Segmented off neatly Capped off to prevent a spill. What would happen if someone decided to uncap my paints? My pains? Not even I know What color that would make.
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