There’s somewhere in between darkness and light
Is it in a deep chasm of space, a collapsing star… or is it in you?
Could there be a new arrangement of tiny atoms
That can recreate the colors in your eyes?
Is it a place where light and dark merged
Exploding into a new sense of frightening color?
Your color looks ill
It looks like it moves
And stretches
And bounces, reflecting off my duller gaze.
There’s somewhere in between darkness and light
Is it in a deep chasm of space, a collapsing star… or is it in you?
I can never match your brilliant color
I can’t appreciate the sin of collecting your shade
I think one day I will have concocted
Something so over the top amazing
That finally
Finally
You won’t hate my dullard, muted
Glaze
The purples and jades and opalescent
Gems I try to uncover,
To show you
Oh, but that’s a stupid color
And into the fiery eternal urn it goes.
Your color is just too fuckin’ magnificent
Your color is too divine,
And mine is wretched and spoiled
And covered in failure,
A color no one wants,
Worse than the shade that makes up (me)
I am muted,
Like your screaming mind.
I am dreaming,
And you crush my writing hand.
I am sorry,
For being born and for who I am.
I like all colors,
But your color looks like
Grasping, needy hands—-
That push, push
Push
Me down, away, far.
Your eyes speak to me now
Trust me, they yell.
“Trust me that I won’t love you,
Especially the way we first started talking through our colors and our combined gaze.”
Your color back then spoke volumes,
Of tender, dreamy, magic affirmation
And adventure that spoke a trillion different hues,
And determination, your color was determination
Your eyes were domination,
Domination,
Termination.
Once upon a time
I dreamed of our mixed hues in a deep look,
And my whole body shook in adulation, fervent passion, falling into your cavernous hook
And those eyes bore into me,
And I melted under your feverish, tender
Stare.
I remembered how you were my first love as a child, and it blinded me to the glided cage
You saw me climb into(you made the key—-fit
and lock straight to my heat, heart.)
But now your color feels like brackish water
In my veins,
Slowly moving into my brain.
An Acute form of imaginary, philosophical Sepsis
And my brain scan shows nothing
But each word I speak comes out wrong,
Traumatized by your too brightly shining
Word of
No.
No is etched on my face, my heart and my hand.
There’s somewhere in between
darkness and light, a color unknown and terrifying, luminous and beautiful
Is it in a deep chasm of space,
An inactive volcano ready to split the ground into pieces, or split me into two
a collapsing star…
or is it in you?


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