Danielle Mari Nidea Poems

Sometimes I catch his gaze
Sometimes we become collinear
But never has doubt left my mind.
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All I wish for is for you to return
And bring back the warmth of these fires that burn,
These fires lit up by the sparks of the past
And with patience and will was ignited at last.
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I brush off the sweat of sweet dedication
And wipe with my palms the tears of my passion.
I finally stand and straighten my knees,
Smile as I marvel at my masterpiece.
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Every stroke is blood I shed,
Yet every drop’s still wasted
Upon pale white palms and negative stars –
The galaxies’ centers on either right or left –
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Perhaps the reason why plants are green
Does not begin with chlorophyll,
Nor with light physics,
Nor with the purpose of
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Never has it occurred to me
That cliché possibility
Of having to be the unknown judge
Of the scales that both weigh much to me.
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They wished for a city of red
With orange and yellow flames
And gleaming reflections upon the bay
Calling for a thousand names
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When I look at the dandelion king of the sky,
It isn't the same blue rose we knew it was once
Like the rhythm of your heart
Beating, pulsating, running to a face I don't know.
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Rain child, why do you weep?
Why do you stay outside?
Is no one worthy to make you smile?
Is no one by your side?
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They made us believe in Libra.
I believed in Libra,
but no.
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