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The Color White


laying flat on my back 

I stared at gradations of white 

the ceiling nothing but layers of light

but no color

as if it is everything and nothing 

like me. 

It has potential to go either way

or remain the same.

I love the color white

It inspires me to make a light

yet colorful path 

as to not be unspent potential. 

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