Colour of a Storm
I think of him, a thunder of regret floods my throat.
Trust given, taken and tromped upon.
I think of us, existing in half portions.
Glass clear I stood, unaware of the shatter of half-truths.
Decidedly elephant gray, his lies loom large, passively yet powerful,
Clouding our lives, seeping out, an unstoppable fog.
I think of him, a book without words, no black nor white, just a cover.
Forgiveness far from his narrow lips.
I think of my heart, rainbow potential, waiting for the certainty of sunrise,
And the healing rain.
Copyright © B Greysson | Year Posted 2012
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