Colors, more than just a beautiful view,
more than something you use to fill in the blank spaces of a coloring book.
Colors mix with emotions,
the way we describe people.
That’s all I saw with her, her colors.
I noticed how her mood was like the sky,
changing from blues to greys.
I noticed her eyes had started shining a bright yellow every time she heard her favorite songs, saw something she loved,
and when she could smell flowers in the field.
Her lips, her smile, they turned blue,
a dark blue,
that would change anyone else’s mood with one single look.
You could feel her pain.
I did something,
something I deeply regret every single day.
I told her I loved her,
and I meant it,
but then I told her I couldn’t stand it anymore,
seeing her in pain.
I couldn’t see her suffer.
I remember her turning away,
and then looking back at me.
Her soul had turned black,
and her eyes had turned red.
I just walked away.
I was a coward, I know.
To tell her that I couldn’t see her in pain.
But how can you watch the girl that you’re deeply in love with,
sit there in that hospital bed, dying?
In a world of blues, greys, reds, and blacks;
She was my yellow.
She was my happiness.
She was supposed to be mine,
until cancer held her hand,
and told her she couldn’t stay.
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