Wednesday, May 11, 2016

Unit 13 Poem-Abstruse


Unit 13 Poem: Abstruse

 
She envision Blue

Rich waves crashing against the sand,

A feather of a Blue jay fall into the large sea.

 
She envision Yellow

Bloomed Dandelions on the fertile field,

The singular stripes of a bumblebee visible on the flowers.

 
She envision Orange

Burning rays from the Sun at Sunset,

The wings of a Monard butterfly blend into the brighten sky.

 
She envision Green

The thick luxurious forest just outside her home,

Moss thriving in the damp conditions of the woods.

 
She envision Brown

The outer layer of historic trees,

Squirrels created holes to live in the ancient trees.

 
She envision Red

Autumn leaves revealed the first days of Fall,

Petals of roses piled onto the brittle floor.

 
She envision Purple

Ripe grapes growing wild on vines,

Delicate crocuses grew just a few steps away.

 
She envision White

Snow rested on the brittle ground of winter,

Snow hares sleep under the cold blanket of the Earth.

 
She envision Black

The void of all colors,

And her vision.

 
She could not envision transparent,

A fleeting color,

The color of souls, shatter dreams, and empty shells.

 
Transparent was Abstruse in her eyes

A color presented everywhere,

Yet never recognized along with other colors.

 
Forever overshadowed

Only acknowledged in impure forms of nature

Only appreciated by the lucky few.

~End

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