not too sure what this is. i don't think i'd call it a poem.
anyway, it's called yellow breaths of trees
and its cold and i'm not sure what i'm doing here yet i'm here all the same and i'm smiling and the breath of the trees is on me and in me and it's all i feel, it's all i can feel
and there is such a warm sense of clarity and clearness here
there isn’t a speckle of confusion
the floor is yellow and my eyes are yellow and the lampshades are yellow
yellow
and we say hello, yellow, and the tears form and they are falling and it’s incontrollable
the tears
they just float and they sink and it’s bad
and it isn’t yellow at all
it wasn’t ever yellow
but i'm smiling
and it’s clear
and you are not here
were you ever?
no
no
and you weren’t yellow
you were never yellow
and the trees aren’t breathing
and it’s all gone
all of it
YOU ARE READING
Labyrinth
Short Storyher poems her stories her thoughts her mind is a labyrinth from which she cannot escape poetry #260, short story #425 - 26/12/13.