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Honeyeater eyes

a poem

By Ruby RedPublished 9 months ago 1 min read
Honeyeater eyes
Photo by Olga Thelavart on Unsplash

I have honeyeater eyes, sometimes

Diluted pupils wide like the eyelashed galaxies of a giraffe's.

Peculiar when questioning silences

They surround me in their sublime unity.

In the quiet I wait for the piercing of voices, laughs.

Daydreams of onions and firecracker sparks confuse my

Mind's eye in it's quest for an ultimate erosion of smiles.

It's fine.

My racing car drivers have a track inside me that will guide their recklessness

Their careless spiralling across the arms and legs with which I exist.

While my ego snacks on grapes among a crowd of seasoned gladiator champions

There's a moment of patient humming from the universe I'm surrounded by.

They blink, wink, then cry.

And I cry with them.

~

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About the Creator

Ruby Red

Heya friend, I'm Red!

I write poetry, so subscribe for a hint of vulnerability, some honesty and the occasional glimpse behind my mask 🌱

Taking a break from Vocal; focusing on my anthology 🫶💖

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  • Mother Combs9 months ago

    I was going to ask what type of eyes those were, but you answered that so beautifully in your poem

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