Poetry
Braille.
Kash Baloch·November 11, 2020·Original
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Red—the sweet embrace of summer sun-kissed skin,

orange is campfire heat against your hands whilst making smores. 

Yellow? The feeling of your stomach jumping into your chest. 

Green: the spirit of nature, pure as pine needles, or eucalyptus healing.

Blue is berated for tears that sting your eyes then stream sadly down your cheeks. 

Indigo is the way winter nips our fingers

and magically transforms every breath we take to smoke. 

Violet is the feeling of victory, but also the same hue as humble. 

Then black is the beautiful serenity of the solitude we seek, 

it is the comfort of the dark, the colour of rest, and the mystery of night.

White is...frankincense in chapels, or aromatic sage.  

It is something sacred, that can even soothe the most unsettling of our thoughts.

Even without our eyesight, this world's vibrant colours can still be felt by our hearts.

With our remaining, heightened senses as our paintbrush,

life becomes the canvas of our souls.

“Green: the spirit of nature, pure as pine needles, or eucalyptus healing.”

— Braille.

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