The Forgiven Eye

When my father died 
I had one eye left 
To see the world. 
I only found shells and no pearl. 
You broke my heart 
And I tried 
To ignore the splinters 
Of light
Bleeding blood anemic
Like rainbow shivering
Each time I cried. 
The other eye 
Looked at me so much 
It never looked out for me 
I was starved of touch 
Walking in the arows' path. 
I forgave it 
And rose with wingless spirit. 
Errors are not of the head 
They are of the heart.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2012

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Debrosse Avatar
May 12, 2012 at 7:57 AM
The line bleeding blood anemic like rainbow shivering is an amazing contrast to put together. Well written L'nass
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