Indigo – A Poem About Identity and Inner Depth

A poem about depth, identity, and what lives beneath the surface—where emotion stains the soul in shades unseen.

INDIGO
by Sam Tumblin


Sorry to tell you
from my indigo I bleed

Cranium indigo
birth—genesis conceived

A hue not chosen
but written in my veins

A quiet storm of color
flowing through my pain


Indigo thoughts drift
through corridors of mind

Echoes of a self
the world could never find

Buried in silence
yet louder than the truth

A color born ancient
yet carried in my youth


If you could see me
beyond what eyes allow

You’d find this indigo
is who I am now

Not broken—just deeper
not lost—just unseen

A soul painted truth
in a world chasing clean


— Sam Tumblin
Poet | Songwriter | Storyteller


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