The Energy of Colors
I see a blue,
a red,
a yellow,
a green,
a black,
and a white.
But why don't I see
what energy emits?
The blue is cool,
it showers one with melancholy.
Red is fast and furious!
It ravages time and expresses the anguish.
Yellow,
which is barely seen,
exhibits a shining glow of the proud sun.
And green is the beautiful color off the earth.
One looks outside and sees the extravagant and lively color.
Black makes up the basis.
It may mean nothing,
or it may mean something.
White, is such an enigmatic color.
It can be stained easily,
it can be seen from far away,
and it can be seen close up.
It can be the background,
or it can be the base.
Colors emit an energy,
that is unseen by us humans.
But, we can still see the cool blue,
the furious red,
the proud yellow,
the omnipresent green,
the essential black,
and the enigmatic white.
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