Innocence
I used to think that we got to choose the color of our skin,
Different shades and tones,
And whether or not we could be thick or thin.
Till one day I saw my dearest friend, my sibling,
Turn three different colors.
Bright black, blue, and purple lined her physique.
And I saw her struggle to hide the truth –
But then I knew that she was in too deep,
And I was simply too innocent to understand.
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