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When Colors Mix


Golden specks Swim in a sea of green With two black pits that knife their way Inside deep, hidden thoughts Searching but seeing nothing Scanning a weary façade Stopping only to lock with two brown pools That lay murky and still In a sunken plane Sparks fly As green and brown meet Swirls of color mesh and mix Never to be stilled again.
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