Sensory Overload
What’s left of my mind
when I open my mouth
is the part I could never say.
What’s left of my mind
when you open yours
is a place I hope we can stand.
What’s left of my soul
when you open my eyes
is time soaring through blue brown skies.
What’s left of my soul
when you show me your eyes
is a smile for your own,
send me light.
What's left of my heart
when I open my ears
screams revolting hot climate fear.
What’s left of my heart
if you’ll open yours
is the part I most need to hear.
Copyright © Gerald Dillenbeck | Year Posted 2016
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