Part 11 - Hopeless
The forest was coated with flushed florals
Soaked in blazing rays of lilac laurels
Vivid hues, and ornate iridescence
Mocked the creatures, at their own expense
Having revealed his true character
The peacock adorned no more color
Being released from her dreary jail
The rainbow butterfly's life availed
The black cat, she pursued and struggled for
His calmness, she yearned and craved even more
Yet when he embraced her attractions
His love, she was with blank reactions
Deprived of sensations, she turned numb
She shattered his feelings into crumbs
Confined by emotions, he was Hopeless
He wished his mind would turn Memoryless
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