she looked around for a sign.
fairy lights twinkled
from the sides of the street.
and endless rows
of tail lights
stretched ahead of her in lines.
both colored in the same vein.
and still they said
the most different things.
she looked around desperately
for a sign.
-Nikita
i love jason's version of this :):):)
ReplyDeleteAgreed :) I love the hidden idea in: "not the colour purple"
ReplyDelete-Nikita
Jason, FTW! Why thread though?
ReplyDeleteHave you ever flown a kite?
ReplyDeleteAlso, dyeing fabric.
honestly even im not sure i like being thrown of my instinctive guess with the thread bit..the rest of the poem is stunning.
DeleteThank you. May I ask what your instinctive guess was? One thing I like about poetry is that there are so many ways to read the same thing :)
Deletenikita:i am amazed by the way in which fantasy('fairy lights'..wow) and reality embrace and reject each other so flawlessly..amazing..
ReplyDelete@Nik: I relate in my own interpretation, hence, I love.
ReplyDelete@Jason: I keep feeling more awed at how much you can say in so few words. Yet, I don't understand the hidden meaning in 'not the colour purple'?