Eye Catching

Poetry

The Rainbows attempt to say something other than their existence.

I decided long ago that I would not be fooled by the notion of science.

Something that has a rare sight hard to perceive by each, playing his game chance of luck on his tunes in the sky.

I named it a personal message from my invisible mate sitting on his throne in the heavens.

The Violet stood reminding me even if the noise does not allow you to hear your heart quivers. The Vagueness had been always on the line with you.

The Indigo gave me a round of applause every time you fell and stood up. We gave you a dose of Irateness to make you more illustrious.

The Blue called and said I was watching you day and night dressed up in the sky. The Birds who sat in your window pooping had baffling stories about you.

The Green nodded and said, I challenge you in every step. Every time you stopped and saw my patch, you seemed Greedy. I would make sure the mosquitoes would bite you off.

The Yellow struck, saying that you laughed and projected your yellow teeth. I Yearn to let you bite your tongue and save yourself.

The Orange smirked the fragrance I spread everywhere with blooming flowers of my tincture. When I sensed your eyes and nose being Obsessed with my beauty, I left you in the sneeze mode to look nasty.

The Red sneered and said I’m the color of your blood, which makes you glow. I made sure you don’t turn Rude I would forget your life Razor-Edged in Recklessness.

The overarching message that flickered was to cease looking at the sky daydreaming or you will end up paddling in a manhole.

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