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Rainbow after the Storm


When you see a rainbow after a storm You can’t escape it It illuminates there in the sky for all to see Each color together in perfect harmony Now what would a rainbow be Without all those beautiful colors to see Imagine if you saw a rainbow with one missing color You’d see that it wouldn’t be as glorious You’d wonder well that’s unfair aren't rainbows meant to be complete Don’t all colors deserve a seat? Now what would this world be Without all those beautiful people to see Standing together in perfect harmony After a storm of hate a little bit of light called change can shine That’s when you’ll see that rainbow appear Near and clear
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