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Eyes
October 29, 2018
Hazel, brown, blue—three colors for three people. One is not the same from another, but they have a look of tired eyes in the morning. Anisia has eyes that clearly change colors depending on what shirt she has on. Changing hazel shades daily. Anna has the brown eyes that need contacts to see. Color brown like her curly hair, looking like they are laughing. Brown and blind as a bat. Mine are blue and like Anisia, always changing depending on what I wear. Blues like the sky and sea with 20/20 vision. Hazel, brown, blue—three colors for three people.
© Scott R., Casco, MI
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