Pink Glasses
Thoughts are pounding
A discordant orchestra
Dissonant sounding
Mind is quaking-
I see the pool and I
Know that I’m aching
To finally dive
Glassy water, contrasting the
Chaos of being alive.
Chlorine is burning
My nose, but I stay on my
Path, never turning
Polyester wrapped-
Maybe constricting, but
I don’t feel trapped
The beep is heard
Unhampered I fly in
“Free as a bird”
Into the glass I go
With a peaceful cool
Any swimmer should know
Water and me-
Not drowning in gallons
But flying- I’m free.
I’m in a ballet- this is my dance
Stroke after stroke I
Have a chance.
Ending the race
Slamming into the wall
Smile stretching my face
I don’t need smiling masses
Fogged up goggles are
My pink glasses.
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