His dark silver eyes glance over at me from across the room,
bearing into my soul, stripping me with his mind.
I feel his eyes scan my body, and I fold my hands
over my chest, feeling violated from the intesity of his gaze.
His jet black hair falls to his forehead, grazing the skin
of his upper eyelids. I can see him sneaking glances
at me from time to time and I cringe. Goosebumps
rose to my pale skin as if from the chilly air.
Once the bell rings, I grab my binder,
along with my notebook and lined paper,
and shove them deep into my bag.
I sling it over my shoulder and began walking at a
rough pace. Students crowd the hallways,
pressing into me from all sides. I feel small in comparison.
Not looking back, I continue to my destination
out through the school doors, but before I had the chance
to reach them, a cold, bony hand latches onto my arm.
He leans into me, his pale lips grazing against my earlobe.
I'm always watching, he whispers,
a cold huff of air sending shivers down my spine,
making my bright blue eyes turn icy.
He drops his frail fingers away from his grasp
and walks off, out into the frosty winter day.
YOU ARE READING
True Colors
PoetryThis is a collection of poetry I decided to do, the first poem being called Caged. I'm not sure what kind of poems they will be or what they'll consist of, but I'm sure they will express my true colors, colors I have kept hidden for a long time.
