Rebecca's Two-Year Supply
I circle round and round
Impressed by what I see
Content
Listening to silence
I walk alone
Watching images
Of life go by
There a
Faint blue
Has captured
My soul
Paintings
Stare into
My curiosity
But only the
Blue holds me still
The reflections
Of light cast
A clear shimmer
Of the same
Clean dress
In every jar
So many shades
My heart can
Nare relate
To the imprisoned
Liquids of blue
Yet, I can see
An eye curious of me
The longer
I sit
The more
Entranced I feel
Such a peace
Never seemed
Possible, especially
Not from shades of blue
Maybe
It’s because
They’re trapped
Just like myself
Or maybe
My eyes play
Tricks on me
What’er the case
I don’t want to
Leave this
Cushion of mine
Even as the
Paintings stare
My eyes
Of blue long
To stay
As my heart
Breaks for my reality
If these
Feelings linger
Maybe my
Expectations will lighten
I should go, yet
I sit alone to
Seep in every blue
Relief
Encircles my fear
I will never forget
My precious dancing blues
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