Conway Colour Countdown

Conway Colour Countdown

A Poem by Kirsten Mair

Gazing past my panes, I, a Melville Twelve,
search for a Dulux colour palette to
contrast a blank canvas of Pebble Shore.
My Mineral Mists lock on Conway Six.

Grasping a supermarket bouquet,
startled dahlias (somewhere between
Tangerine Twist and Moroccan Flame)
are drooping behind the young suitor. 

He presses a buzzer and shifts 
his weight. Stark Quintessential Blue 
falls harsh against the Pharaohs Gold; 
his jacket brushes building blocks. 

Impatiently he waits for 
one unbeknownst to me. She 
appears behind the opaque 
Blueberry White glass panel. 

A blur of Raspberry 
Bellini, she opens 
the door. He reveals his 
wilting floral trophy. 

Hesitant he waits 
before she erupts 
into a smile of 
pure Silken Sunrise. 

They join in a 
lustful embrace 
before fading 
into Conway. 

Left alone 
With my Pressed 
Thistle thoughts: 
vision blurs. 

I see 
only 
Grecian 
Garland. 

Now
I
feel
blank.

© 2014 Kirsten Mair


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Added on May 17, 2014
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Kirsten Mair
Kirsten Mair

Cheshire, United Kingdom



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