The Artist
If life was a color
it would start off as black
White, would soon seep in
then yellow would blaze its core
Green would already be glued down
as blue floats up
Gray would come and go
yet, there would be a hint of pink
Brown could be necessary
but orange would not
orange is a privilege, who some don’t have
Indigo is an unknown
and lavender only heals
Red is learned and made
but red with yellow is true
As time passes, green burns to brown,
blue fuses with gray,
yellow is frozen,
and black returns.
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