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A pop of color


A pop of color,

A shimmer of light,

That is all you need

To feel a little less trite.

A hint of pink,

A bit of blue,

Paint your canvas, oh sky,

This is your venue.

I see that dragon,

Oh and that dinosaur.

Your charm and allure

Are hard to ignore.

With your wide paintbrush strokes

And your heavenly hand laid

Your canvas begins to show

That happiness should never be delayed.

Whether it’s a kind word here,

A radiant sunset there,

Or that subtle thought of knowing

That you are wonderfully rare.

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