A vision of colour.
I once had a dream
that when we pass on,
it wasn’t our minds that
transcend and transform,
but shades of our vibrations,
colours of auras,
that float into the cosmos,
illuminating the darkness.
Vibrant brushes of crimson
for those driven by anger,
soothing strokes of green
for the empaths and carers,
highlights of gold
sparkling for the innocent,
a multicoloured universe
creating something
quite magnificent.
In my dream I could I gaze upon,
a spectrum of colourful souls,
....a kaleidoscopic canvas,
all blending together as one.
The girl of light and dark
tell me a story
the one with the girl
in blue teared oceans
with red winged scars
and a black filled heart.
tell me a story
the one with the girl
who dances in glass roses
with white whispered secrets
and frozen violet hands.
tell me a story
the one with the girl
with mossy green life
yellow kissed cheeks
and tender pink lips.
tell me a story
the one with the girl
who breathes rainbows.
who wakes in orange rays
and falls asleep in milky indigos
who bathes in light and dark
to grasp what is ungraspable.
Rainbow
Violet is a humble flower, hidden in the shade
Indigo is ripened grapes, coloured with their age
Orange is a candle flame, flickering in the breeze
Red is a little poppy, pretty as you please
Blue is the ocean, spraying cold and wet
Yellow is the sun, as it rises, as it sets
Green is the grass as it sways in the field
Rainbow is the symbol of a promise fully sealed.
Colors of Life
Why do I live?
Closing your eyes against the sun
Hot sand between your toes
Sleigh bells ring
Red
The sun melting into the horizon
Sitting before a fire
Roasting marshmallows
Orange
Reading a new book
He says hi
A melting popsicle
Yellow
Lying under a tree
Finding the world has changed
Moving away
Green
Those days in the rain
Closing your eyes
Against the tears
Blue
Running through a field of flowers
Smelling intoxicating lilacs
Getting a hug
Purple
Your first kiss
A baby reaches out to you
Flowers from him
Pink
I live for the colors of life.
Treasures
Autumn in the mountains. The stunted alpine blueberry bushes turn red as garnets, and the willows become a subtle topaz. Snow dusts the tops of mountains like crystals, and the dark spruce trees seem like garnets scattered about the hills. A sharp chill lingers in the air, the sky endlessly blue as sapphires. And just when it’s all about to end, the days tangibly shorter and the seemingly inevitable darkness, the crown jewel of them all returns: the northern lights dance purple like amethysts in the sky and winter’s cold arrival doesn’t seem so bad after all.
What results when you combine every colour?
Mixing paints upon the palette: Night
Merging rays within a rainbow: Light
A brushstroke on canvas, black and opaque
A surge in the sky, clarity in its wake
Whose paper-thin depth has the capacity to conceal the deep dark sea?
Whose boundless breadth has the capacity to reveal whatever might be.
Spring back to life.
Every taint or hue is more or less something not comforting i turn to things so dreary-like so mistaken of its own giving i forget sometimes that life isn't just mechanical dryness. learning to love to reconnect to nature is like watching a witch spin a thousand spider's webs the smell is cramming into a book noggin waiting for something returning to nothing smiling, but never realising why. everytime colours erupt into a frenzy, it burns my ears with its harmonic melody, turning my body from the inside out spilling all my organs on the floor in a euphoric loop.
Bob Ross kinda love
When we talk you make me taste pale blue
surrounding you is yellow
the color of wild roses stains my cheeks
your words smell of lilac when you speak
oh it’s too easy to breathe when your around
speaking of around I feel warm oranges when I’m around you
though my mind is clear lush evergreen
it’s the crook of your neck which reminds me of the sunrise
and makes me want to paint you an oasis
our hearts are stained the color of stars at night
yet what we’ve become refuses to be black or white
i wasn’t supposed to be there
no vessel
for any
soul,
yet It
boomed
‘You’re not supposed to be here.’
an aural assault
by freefall winds
gallowed
as I dove through
God’s eye -
this shape of infinity,
this babelic library,
this God’s godless dream,
My airborne burial.
Iris pulsed
ever-dancing fractals
of rainbowed mandalas,
of blooming flowers
drunk on time.
hues
from unseen spectrums
held vaults hiding
pure volumes,
and breathed.
O Euclidean Renegade,
shames mandelbrot’s set,
stains opalka’s project,
swallows piranesi’s prison,
SPARE ME...
suddenly,
It
sent
me
back
plummeting.
i laid on virgin tinfoil
under placid imitations
of rainbows.