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Two-Tone Poetry
May 29, 2019
When I’m happy:
I’m the blinding white of sun rays.
I’m the warmth you feel after a long-awaited hug.
I’m the neverending buzz of conversation.
But when I’m mad:
I’m the red of flushed cheeks.
I’m the chill of loneliness and hate.
I’m the neverending silence after an argument.
And maybe that’s why:
I try
to stay
happy.
© Morgan C., Fridley, MN
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Two-tone poem about when I'm happy versus sad.