Open the door to my deepest, darkest, silliest thoughts expressed in Free Form Poetry.
Sit down beside me while I share with you this collection of questionably insightful, occasionally delightful poems accompanied by simple art.
Everyone of us has experienced dark or sad times. Those of you who have experienced more than your fair share, will relate to the shady and often humorous ramblings held with in these pages.
Anisa Cantero
Excerpt
Come Look At My Rainbow
Hurry come here
I want you to see
The wondrous Kaleidoscope of color's that are me
Bright and Vivid, swirling and real
I had almost forgotten how it feels
Light as a feather
Wise as all time
Free to express
The thoughts that are mine
I'm sorry, you can't be bothered now
Who do I think I am anyhow
Only your color's do you see
How could I think you cared about me
I'll hasten to return to my sea
of gray invisibility
That you created
To imprison
Me
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