blank color
Im not racist
im an evaluater
I llke to tell the difference between people
and the time
social media tries to convince me that its a crime
especially if the person or time
Im evaluating is a little dorker or lighter then whats mine.
I love colors
I always have.
but you try seeing straight when you call a racist, dad.
I tried to convinve him that coloring books dont look right if you only use one color
he only made one exeption
and I called her mother
some how she could make a man color blind with out saying a word
in this prison being invisible was somthing I prefered
I was the same shade as her
but he beat me dispite the fact that I look just like her.
he'd put his hands around my neck only tighter
couldnt remember if I was the cursed
or the surviver
and everyday I'd get a little higher
mentally escape the fire
letting color fade
high enouph untill people became as blank as the backs of my coloring books
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