Painted Canvases
Dear Django,
There are few words to describe my boundless love and admiration for you.
You’re unwavering ideals
Songs from World War II
Canvases, every inch covered with paint
That’s how I want to live my life, covering my canvas with so many colors that there isn’t an atom of space left
Thank you for sitting with me at the kids’ table, eating my pasta with cheese while the adults ate icky vegetables
Treating me with the same respect that you treat your peers, honoring and listening to my little voice
Thank you for letting me take your glasses off of your blue eyes even though I always poked your face in the process
Thank you for taking me to the book store every week, radically opening my mind
For letting me put as many toppings on my ice cream as I wanted
For giving me challenging books to read and intricate scenes to paint
For abolishing the limits put in front of me
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