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Foggy Colors/ Morris Braha/ Poetry

Foggy Colors

Morris Braha

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Dear Matt,

I stand in this field of blood-red roses, With petals as sharp as a piercing blade.

While my eyes glance upon the shadows dark as night, I know your eyes are forever fogged up.

As tree arms are throwing punches in the wind, I know your ears can hear the leaves rustling better than mine.

The blades of grass swaying from side to side, You can hear it as if it’s a ninja sheathing his sword.

Everyone takes in these colorful sites, But to you it's all just a Rabbit in a Snowstorm.

Your friend, Franklin, Attorney at Law

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