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Porcelain


A blank slate of a human. 
They find it hard to see the brain,
Overshadowed by the empty hurricane.
She is but a quiet girl,
Admiring as she sits upon the windy whirl.
Humans likes to chase the eyes,
Especially the one that's in the rise.
But hers, 
Stay quiet. 
Her brain thinking…thinking,
But never speaking. 
Porcelain.
 
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