# Poem #62: Colors Deep

Author: bhscorch1313
Tags: Emotion, Poetry, Struggle, life

#63 of Poetry

This is a poem about life and feelings; but most of all, this is a poem about fighting against the struggles in life; this is a poem about overcoming the biggest challenge; this is about finding your purpose and running straight at it guns blazing and voice raw from cheering and screaming. I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I have enjoyed making it.

_Colors Deep_

Living breathing  
Pale seeing  
Let the wings unite  
Feel the heartbeat rise  
The wandering soul has fallen  
Into the well of time

I see the colors  
Swarming me  
Pricking poking  
Absorbing me  
Taken by the way-side  
Take me for a drive  
Down the open road  
Of sorrow and of joy

Listen for the blissfulness  
Wistfullness and glee  
Let the black tar carpets roll  
Underneath my feet of lead  
And acid rains of fire  
Rain down on my cloudy head

I feel the black ink flow through my veins  
Understand the music lies in me  
Softly wriggling writhing deep  
Letting all the notes sleep  
Dreaming of the twinkling chimes  
So synchronize  
All the lights inside

This wave of motion drowns on me  
Suffocating joyful pleas  
I suffer in my reverie  
Awaken all the sensual glee

Inside my mind dark fire burns  
Smoke and incense burn and dance  
From the darkest memories  
And the brightest blurs  
Are the instances I will learn  
Syncopating a kind of trance

Against the withered heights you'll see  
All the fading muffled trading  
Wading in the red truth tide  
The life and love I will survive.

~bhscorch

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