
Then all was left but a crust of dry battlefields, and thirsty armies. Minuscule re-enforcements sprint down that living canvas and charge through the cavalry with brawn. They send remnants of paint (or should I say cavalry) dewy and afraid.
Bombs rain from the sky and pick apart pieces of the cavalry, now the bombs and tinted a tar black. Those tar-black living bombs that move like fingers, uh, yeah fingers... Soon the crust dies away and leaves the canvas open again to more thin finery...


Jack
ReplyDeletecan you tell me more what you mean "Opposing force, all colors united, to one blank statement". I want to know more about what this poem is about. Do you have a poetry teacher in school?
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Margie
the color white: all colors into one. it is the opposing force of the black part. white is like a blank sheet of paper
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