Analysis of warm colors



When I close my eyes, I immediately see yours staring back at me.
Warm and brown and not unordinary, yet I could get lost in them as if directions nor time had never even tried to exist.
I see the dark circles that reside right under them, the ones that tell the stories of nights so restless they need to be made up for by sleeping in class.
The way you hug your knee, the sleeves that are always pulled over your hands, the hood over your head. Like it makes you feel safe. Warm, almost.
The small smiles and gestures, the voice that sends a shock down my body.
When I see you, I see warm. I see a hill and a fading sunset. I hear your laughter, feel the soft breeze, your arms around me. They feel warm. I am warm.
When I close my eyes, amber and gold and deep orange flood my mind. Just like that sunset. Rich and pastel, intertwining to create such a divine color that it could only be described as you.
I somehow cannot stay away, wanting to taste a bit of that warmth.
Craving just a sliver of sunlight.
So pure that it could never get close to me, the cold and cruel reality.
The reality that is the numbing vacancy in your eyes when you see me.


Scheme ABCDAEFGHAA
Poetic Form
Metre 111111010001110111 10101111111011101011110101101 1101101011101011101011110111111111001 011111011111101101101111111111 0110100111011110 111111111010010111110101111011111111 1111110010110111111110011001011001101111010111 1110101101101111 10101011 111111011110101010 010110101000111111
Characters 1,150
Words 227
Sentences 19
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 11
Lines Amount 11
Letters per line (avg) 81
Words per line (avg) 21
Letters per stanza (avg) 894
Words per stanza (avg) 227

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Written on March 12, 2021

Submitted by mzhang0309 on July 02, 2021

Modified on March 05, 2023

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