Blue
Indigo
Azure
A primary color
the pigment in your eyes
The state of my soul
...now that you're gone.
heidi
Submitted: 11/18/13 to minlovemisery for her color prompt today. I think this is one of my most favorite things that I've written, like, ever. It was originally written for NaPoWriMo in April. I haven't changed any of the wording, but, if you want, you can click Blue to see the original post.
Indigo
Azure
A primary color
the pigment in your eyes
The state of my soul
...now that you're gone.
heidi
Submitted: 11/18/13 to minlovemisery for her color prompt today. I think this is one of my most favorite things that I've written, like, ever. It was originally written for NaPoWriMo in April. I haven't changed any of the wording, but, if you want, you can click Blue to see the original post.
This is so beautiful Heidi I can understand why it's a favorite, it packs an emotional punch love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to repost it!
DeleteBlue is the color of your heartbreak.
ReplyDeleteIt's also my favorite color.
Deletenice...you really bring out the emotion of the color in that last line...
ReplyDeleteThank you Brian!
DeleteIndigo, a wonderful color!
ReplyDeleteIt really is!
DeleteI'm so glad you reposted since I missed it the first time around. Now my soul is feeling the sadness.
ReplyDeleteThank you also for your visit today - and your kind words! They made my day :)
Thank you Robyn. I love your blog.
DeleteI did a re-post too, as my mind was a little too fuzzy to concentrate. This tells a tale of lost love and sadness but beautifully penned.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the visit! I'm glad you liked it.
DeleteI don't know which I loved more: the beautifully sad poem or your very friendly postscript which I was happily surprised to hear.
ReplyDeleteThank you! I am so happy that you liked the poem and the reading. I'll write it again, this is one of my favorites. Also, I love reading poetry aloud, and I have been accused of liking the sound of my own voice...
DeleteBoth beautiful and sad: blue, azure used to create strong words to match the emotions!
ReplyDeleteThank you, phylor!
DeleteThis is truly beautiful Heidi and I understand why it is a personal favourite. (Just had another read and how sad I am.)
ReplyDeleteAnna :o]
Hi sweet Anna! Thank you. I tend to post almost immediately and rarely revise my poetry. So, when I eventually reread my poetry, I tend to have three reactions. The most common, unfortunately, is a laugh and a "what the hell was I thinking?" But I also get to have the occasional "well, that's not so bad" or maybe a "hey, that's good."
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