Grey Area Poems - Poems about Grey Area

Struck down powerless with astonishment as the Brocken spectre took its shape forming one shadow breathing out from the misted oceans a fierce bitter wind whispers curling cries around the mountain howling suffering Where an odd sound echos strangely three times striking the spine with ice trembles Then the crunch of lightening suddenly strikes...

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When in between the black and white, It's hard to know what's wrong from right. And though they say to trust your heart, Compassion's eye might skip this part. The things in grey can sometimes be, The truth you need...

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I'm not looking good as if we could know what happiness is from the grey area in dream fairness is a cancer of the float so stop don't judge your dreams because you only see them in half or neither the feeling of devaluation towards myself or my own achievements strong feelings of fear culpability uncertainty frustration guilt or annoyance change the position of the dream and we will see only the trace left...

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there was a redneck scarlet woman who screamed blue murder after seeing red in a blue movie making purple passionate love in the pink to the yellow peril who was green with envy...

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Struck down powerless with astonishment as the Brocken spectre took its shape Forming one shadow breathing out from the misted oceans A fierce bitter wind whispers curling cries around the mountain howling suffering tunes Where an odd sound echos strangely three times striking the spine with ice trembles Then the crunch of lightening suddenly strikes...

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The Truth of the matter Amidst Lies getting fatter Is that THIS will all shatter, And one day we'll fall We'll master Disaster And crash that much faster Our remains left scattered In the Ruin of All...

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I saw the tears in her eyes, Not because she was crying, But an imprint, From a hundred cries before. A single mom, Doing the best she could, But she was far, From evening life's score. Her speech was slurred, Probably from, One too many drinks, Drowning her sorrows away. I almost, Overlooked her completely, Cause I couldn't, Understand the words she had to say. I could of ignored her, Told her, She...

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You came in packages wrapped in black and white checkered abstract ribbon knotted much too tight. In spaces between all and nothing lies my patient heart....

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