Blue
By cre
She sees the world through lenses colored
A shade that's sadly blue
And when she eyes her own reflection
The thought's not "Me", but "who?"
Confusion swirls amidst the mist
That drifts off of the lake
The water seeps around her toes
While she wonders when she'll wake
She sees the child with fingertips
A cold and frosty blue
Her dark hair blowing gently
And the tear that's frozen too
Her whisper is a tiny cloud
On the air that's crackling cold
She peers from endless baby eyes
With a glance that's much too old
Their eyes are locked, and through the haze
In this illusory dream
All appears much more surreal
Than ever it has seemed
In moments merely breaths away
This fog will lift and clear
She'll find herself somewhere removed
And the blue child nowhere near
And she will wonder
As she has so oft before
What to make of this not-quite-dream
That leaves her lost and more
And still, she sees the world
Through her lenses which are blue
And someday she will learn
That her eyes are the blue child's too.
Comments on "Blue"
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A former member wrote:
This is beautifully written and I love the plethora of emotions it evokes.
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On Wednesday, October 31, 2012, MorganaRose
(75) wrote:
This left me speechless and in awe. It's absolutely brilliant!
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A former member wrote:
"Her dark hair blowing gently, and the tear that's frozen too." You are a masterful poet! This is more than genius, this is literature!
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On Monday, May 15, 2006, Saint Sentient
(16) wrote:
I have still yet to see this style done as expertly as this is. Wonderful.
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On Monday, February 6, 2006, Lucklost
(30) wrote:
i love the imagery i get from this..i love it
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A former member wrote:
that is beautiful. absoultely beautiful. i love your work.
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On Saturday, January 8, 2005, stormtalk
(727) wrote:
Quite colorful... frosty, even. Either my heat hasn't started working yet, or this poem left me chilled...
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On Tuesday, April 6, 2004, BoldSolitude
(214) wrote:
"And when she eyes her own reflection The thought's not "Me", but "who?"" I know all too well the feeling.
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A former member wrote:
I love it. A true work of art.
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On Sunday, February 29, 2004, PaperPromises
(53) wrote:
breath taking.. and i love it.. i don't know much else to say.. speechless.. -CW
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On Sunday, November 23, 2003, sole
(93) wrote:
I saw blue the whole time I read this poem. The imagery is just amazing and as always it's written perfectly
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A former member wrote:
i dont feel like kissing any ass today, or saying what i mean, either; soo... you suck. j/k ;) really this was beautiful, and you already know your talent knows no bounds, so we won't pursue that avenue... again, beautiful
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On Wednesday, November 19, 2003, Emptyness Inside Me
(171) wrote:
I am stunned, this poem left me wanting more so now I must go off and read more of your work, excellent job, ~Emptyness~
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On Saturday, April 12, 2003, Stranger
(263) wrote:
This poem gave me chills. Excellent.
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A former member wrote:
Another brilliant picture you painted. As always. :)
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A former member wrote:
Damn...thats good
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A former member wrote:
jesus i dont know what to think , bravo
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On Tuesday, March 11, 2003, Jonas
(715) wrote:
searching searching searching, always searching... a beautifully flowing poem, with excellent cold imagery. jane is your name huh? if you were addicted to anything... hmmm... i'm not gonna finish that. great work!
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On Tuesday, March 11, 2003, Ravenblade
(307) wrote:
I love the imagery used, plus a rather consistant use of a rhyme scheme, throughout the poem you refer to the cold, and associate blue with cold. Maybe I'm just partial because there's something about cold weather, and my favorite color is blue, in any c
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A former member wrote:
My turn to be redundant, awesome work....
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On Monday, March 10, 2003, DarkPoet
(229) wrote:
A well told story and the final stanza twist, my favorite so far.
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On Monday, March 10, 2003, diavolessa
(207) wrote:
shot, I need some sleep, this is too good and deep to be read as an appetizer! You are a wonderful writer, sure thing! :)
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On Monday, March 10, 2003, Six-Out
(1423) wrote:
Jane, you write shit so deep, I just think damn. I think it because I'm left speechless, so I can't speak it. You have true talent. Keep it up. Later.
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A former member wrote:
She sees the world through lenses colored
A shade that's sadly blue
And when she eyes her own reflection
The thought's not "Me", but "who?"
this i thought was beautiful, and it reminded me of a story that i once wrote. your poems always seem to
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A former member wrote:
...tell a story, complete with images, though none are really needed.