Hello Blue, I See You
How the color blue became an important part of my life
Hello Blue, I see you
When I lay on the steep emerald grassy hills
And watch the sun and clouds dance
To the summer’s mist.
You lighten up my days
When all I see is the color of
Despondence, fury, pain and blackness.
You remind me of all
The positive parts of my life
That I need to recall,
Envision and share with myself and
The world around me.
Hello Blue, I see you
When I leave my apartment room to
Stroll around the silent, enchanting and peaceful
Neighbourhood trail park.
When I watch the birds travel,
I see heaps of blue spots
In the vibrant baby blue vault.
Hello Blue, I see you
When I float, swim and frolic in
The refreshing aqua pool,
Look into the tiny fragile fish bowl,
And nip on a bowl of sour and yummy blueberries.
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Talia Devora
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another beauty. Love this. Well done.