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Heisenberg faces a mirror

Also— does Cerulean work for him?

By Lila K.Published 5 years ago 1 min read
Heisenberg faces a mirror
Photo by Alfred Kenneally on Unsplash

"This glass, is it as infinite

As Shades that they design?"

Finding cover ‘neath Asparagus

And pearls in tides Azure

Until the waves crashed Midnight Blue

The day, to capture all its Teals

Remember Zaffres Cobalts Tufts and Dukes

They all, they all would never still

For Iridescence, light’s appeal

Its duty lies to constant—Shift

Remember asking all your eyes:

Who cares if green is green or blue?

The mind, in chasing Spectrums true

Is raised in knowing none but You

33 zeros follow 18 decillion—

He's still uncertain of Cerulean.

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    Written by Lila K.