Yellow

by Serina the Squid   Nov 17, 2007


Snow like fallen love
and rosy window nightlights
are closing in to shove
memories of soft nights

and shallow, harbored life
Can you remember who I am?
There may be sorrow in the strife,
but there's a lion in the lamb

Sip hot cacoa by the fire
of a house you left behind
You are still, to them, the liar
but they're just memories in mind

So let them fade with time
I will discover what is right
I'll be the subject of their crime
for I have fallen into light

and it pools around like water
a soft, bold yellow light
I am a woman, not a daughter
a shimmering, wet light

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  • 15 years ago

    by Serina the Squid

    Thanks!

  • 16 years ago

    by Shalkan

    I really enjoyed reading this poem. Especially the second stanza.