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If truth had a colour

In this kingdom 
of fragmented gates,
I'm frustrated in being 
chained in a glass mansion.
The world is trying 
to change me,
forsaking my 
'chess of life' into ruins.
I yearn to soar like an 
unconfined eagle,
but my talons are like 
frozen footsteps on glaciers.

My heart used to 
illuminate like the 
northern lights,
like a perfect portrait 
of a poetic sunset.
Now the unkind mind 
of humankind attempts 
to mould me,
tormenting the claws 
of my tiger spirit.

Upon a path of 
nomadic illusions,
spiritual delusions, 
struggle to salvage sunrise,
when the horizons are a 
blanket of black.
Crooning clouds 
resemble melancholic tones,
when twilight bleeds in 
burgundy blood clots.

I see seas of sorrow 
with an unstoppable ending,
when Satan's sighs summon 
a history of hurt.
His garnet eyes 
feel like thorns in 
peacock feathers,
silencing sentiments 
into a voiceless cocoon,
spiralling spicing moments 
into solitude, so I summon 
my Goddess of Thunder.
The enigmatic voice 
of my queen of the night,
resonates in calming 
flawless frequencies.

Like art from 
abstracts of an architect,
we bathe in my 
pool of sentimental stars,
delicately dressed 
in dancing dandelions.
Each petal sparkling 
in a lake of rose quartz,
under a moon affair 
of astral rain-dreams.

If truth had a colour 
it would be her chocolate eyes.
Her celestial nature tells
me heaven can wait.
No longer is my 
concrete onyx heart on fire,
as it glows like a
trillion golden dragonflies.

Copyright © Silent One

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