The Blue Mirage
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The Blue Mirage is the second poetry collection by Annie Williams. It explores relationships, friendships, family, life, death, mental health, heartbreak, youth, depression, and trying to find happiness.
Annie Williams
Annie Williams lives in New England with her husband of sixty-two years. She was a member of the same church for forty-four years where she served as an ordained elder. With her prayer partner of twenty-plus years, she was also active in prayer ministry, both within the church and in the larger community.
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The Blue Mirage - Annie Williams
The Blue Mirage
The Blue Mirage
Annie Williams
Annie Williams
The Blue Mirage
What is this?
An illusion that I thought was real,
Mixed with a fantasy that I want,
But obscured by a nightmare I fear.
Questioning my sanity,
As I proclaim profanity,
While I drown in dazes of blue,
From the darkest of midnight,
To the coldest of ice,
Parts of my mind are tainted.
Other parts are masked up beauty.
I know deep down I’m living in lies,
But am I prepared to face the truth?
Will the truth ever equate to my lovely imagination?
Will the truth be more terrifying than the evil in my head?
What shade will I turn into when I seek the truth?
Will I turn into a soft baby or dive into the ultramarine?
Will I become a royal or fly to the sky?
Will I be striking like electricity or dull like steel?
What will I collapse into at the end?
Or will I find a new shade that is perfect for me?
Where do we go?
Who shall we be?
What is our true hue?
Almost Paradise
Classic Cult
The sunlight creeps through the broken window,
And slowly crawls up the short white dress worn by a beautiful girl.
Her dark curly hair hangs down in a mess as she twirls around,
With the sunlight kissing her soft mocha skin.
She spins, jumps, and falls as if she’s in her own world,
Smiling and laughing with every clumsy step,
With a large audience of boys wearing wolf masks watching.
They circle around the girl and watch her in awe,
And all of them wonder how a beautiful angel like her landed in a hellish world.
They never get bored with the way she moves,
And she loves the violence they create to those who think of her in vain.
They plot sacrifices and crimes just to have a chance to hold her,
And they hope that she will never fray too far away from them.
Fortunately, she would never think of it,
Cause she knows they can’t survive a second without her,
And as long as they are loyal to her and only her,
She will continue to dance for them,
But if any one of them disregards her kindness,
The other boys will start a riot in her name.
Thunderstorms in Winter
Dark clouds roar,
Lightning flashes across the sky,
As snow gently falls,
Kissing the grass,
And brushing the white coat of a wolf.
The wolf walks all alone on this stormy winter day,
With the lightning illuminating the snowy terrain.
Crash
Lightning flashes again,
And it hits a giant oak tree,
Setting its old branches ablaze.
The white wolf stops in its tracks,
And sits in front of the grand fire,
Watching the wood crackle,
And ashes gently kiss the ground,
Just like the snow falling from the thunder clouds.
Cold Skin
Without you even knowing,
You are haunting me,
Keeping me awake till sunrise,
And sending shivers down my spine.
You have possessed me to love you madly,
And I need you so badly,
But even though I belong to you,
You will never belong to me.
Frostbite
He said I gave him the chills,
By staring at my cold eyes,
And trying to see through my icy heart.
Although he’s freezing,
He says many stars have burned him,
And he is