Monday, March 25, 2013

Drenched in Blue



Painted as if it was done by toddlers. Arranged as if the furniture was blotted into the floors. Trinkets linger all around as if their cherished like diamond gold rings. Importance of this room is the stack of chicken scratches all over yellow-lined pads.

Walking into the bedroom, the fish tank is on the right of the door. The light from the tank sprinkles onto the stones and their colors run brightness into the dark blue walls. Directly in front is the bed laying on the floor with a comforter older than the one that sleeps in them with worn out holes from years of sleep.

When lying in the bed, to left of it are piles and rows of books for recreational use and laying on top of those are gently placed yellow-lined pads. Those yellow lines have everything in them. They carry feelings of pain along with accomplishments of moments and persons. They live within these four walls drenched in blue. The yellow-lines come out best when trapped in those blue walls and may only come out of that room when they are ready to be shared by others. To the right of the bed is the nightstand that holds a drawer of memories from years past and pictures of mother dearest when she was young. At the foot of the bed places, a black trunk covered in pointless stickers from events, companies, and bands which was given as a gift five years ago. Not many know what can be found in the trunk, and its meant to stay that way.

This room held up by walls drenched in blue caresses moods that in no way were found before living here. Those moods were never captured until the yellow-lined pads came into possession. They are living words that when spoken are whispered because it was meant for only one person to reflect on and challenge the meanings. To be left in this room is to be left in paradise. My paradise. The way those blue walls come to me and let me see where I am when flipping through the chicken scratches is impeccable. How one person can withstand these moments is lucky. They can live without regret, no lies, no secrets. Just you. No one can judge how you are feeling and only you have the right to question those feelings.

When the middle of night comes and lying on the bed holding yellow-lines close to the chest, I breathe. The smoke hovers over the bed and the light from the tank scatters just enough light to continue to fill those yellow-lines. Within the chicken scratch, words are found and simply put:

Smoke covered room
Disguised in blue walls
In an ownership of books and photos
Only one sleeps here
With one set of thoughts
Thoughts that are not told
Who knows what those thoughts are
Is anyone worrying about these thoughts
Or can they see the thoughts
Floating above her