OpalineA Poem by Shredded Cabbage
Your memory turned nacred
in the pearl-blue evening, pale, bruised with silver tides, brightest within veinlike cracks. I can’t see you clearly now through milk-light and rose-white fire. You have an opaline habit of disappearing, without leaving, only fading shimmer by silver shimmer. Some nights you return in pearl-sick dreams but only as one colour, like a sieve keeps washing the memory thinner. Other nights I can almost hold you in the mirror’s periphery, then evening clouds drift, and you recede into the soft mineral distance. I remember you best in fragments - a pearl-blue moon or a rose-white light, your voice trembling softly into nothing. © 2026 Shredded Cabbage |
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