Sky
Sky blushes, blue and purple.
Stains the canvas.
It glistens under the sun.
The big, blue orbs.
Blinking, slow to fast.
Mouth smiling, a pearly string of beads.
Creamy as the clouds.
One final breeze, that was as sweet as grass.
Skin became cold, and pale
and white.
No more blue orbs, they had been taken
By the Sky.
Prolonged
Could they have spoken to her. By her name.
Would it have all been in vain?
Sadness and truth. Entwining in two.
Life like a short stick, in sickness.
Roots clinging to the ground, prolonging time.
Would his hands have held her?
Would they have been roots. Prolonging time?
About the Creator
Vesselostatsea
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Poetry, Adolescents, Life
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