Stained Glass Windows
Something so simple as letting one ride
Changes softly and smoothly, with eyes growing wide
The eyes of the one
Who, toyed with for fun,
Was left having wonderings of if you had lied
The coverings of secrets from pasts hidden ‘round
Tumbled through oceans, not making a sound
Silently stowed
Eyes never would know
The windows they broke and soon made home into ground
Fairytale or fool, or stumbling on
Oceans continued until nothing had gone
Talked circles in waves
And in the roof caved
The windows glass strewn, decorating the lawn
Shards overlooking the long grassy green blades
Disrupting the peace their humble selves’ made
But little could shove
Return, push, or love
A stained glass creation unchangeably gray