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Watercolors
you're no longer a painting
you're more like an aching
rusty knife jabbed into
my already diseased soul
you've lost all your color,
and I plan no longer
to chase after your flimsy
black and white life
you used to shine
with such intricate designs;
that incredible luster
is now a drab pile of dust
and I swear I will never
admire you forever
since your apparent beauty
can be washed off with water
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