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All The Colors Of The Rainbow


Why limit oneself to a single color
When one can enjoy all the colors of the rainbow?
Look up and gaze at the stars. The clouds are low
But only two colors are breaking the door.

These two colors fight. They are insane
Because they don't exist on the spectrum
They are lost somewhere in the museum
Where they're too light or too dark to be seen.

White is not a color
Black is not a color
Let put things in order.

There is a gray area somewhere
I don't limit myself to one color
I love all colors and many more.

Copyright © October 2020, Hébert Logerie, All rights reserved
Hébert Logerie is the author of several books of poetry.

 

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