The Color of Sound
To follow passion is to fuel a fire,
and to make a bright flame is people's desire.
When this flame is kindled it is clear to the eye,
what a beautiful sound can come from inside.
I can crunch numbers in my head, and tell you why the planets revolve,
but this is not the greatest mystery to solve.
I cannot build you a mountain,
and there is no formula,
for the winter breeze on my face,
or the color of my eyes.
If I was trying to outsmart you, I could be your rival,
but can I just play a song, and see you smile?
Because color is sound, and a pictre is music;
prisms sing chords, so why don't we use this?
The mountains, the trees, the snow, and the sky;
listen to their songs and they will tell you why
the frequency of light is just the color of sound
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