- Yaira Ebanks
- Feb 21
- 1 min read
On how to wear your skin
Red burns with fury and rage,
a spark that ignites a blaze,
Coal’s fiery bite, an angel cries
Hemorrhaging occurs when hearts collide
Green flows in a painter’s flare,
Grounded, barefoot in the fresh air,
Ants and bees crushed beneath her feet
Stinging, humming at earth’s beat
Blue laps at toes on the shore in gentle raves,
A message in a bottle drifts faint and brave
After a while a storm can rise
crashing waves under an open sky
for shades of black and secrets in gray,
capture moments before they stray;
a photographer’s eye searches for the light,
a journal’s ink that refuses to blink,
where silence breaks through the night
On days when your mood collides,
when indecision refuses to hide
Fret not over a single hue,
close your eyes,
let them all bleed through
Take your time exploring the skin
No need to hurry,
another day and a new mood begins