Blizzard blue, on ice,
I catch a ghostly glimmer, a shimmer
of memories within a pristine paradise.
Lost in this freezing frost,
I’ve been chipping away at iceberg blues;
deep, dense, the depth immense.
What have I got to lose?
Time’s glacial pace marked on a slate —
it’s not for me to choose my heartbeat’s race.
Too late,
cold-shouldered, I yearn.
In my indigo dreams, dare I hope you’ll return?
I want to float in turquoise waters
that lap, sun-dappled, under cerulean skies.
Then, happily, I’ll drown in your sapphire eyes.
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Mention a COLOR (any color) in a POEM of any type, any topic, of up to 20 lines. You may also use variations of that SAME color within your poem (e.g. red, crimson, ruby, magenta etc.) |
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Choose a Color
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