A Rose Painted Black
Dear World,
If I were a rose painted black,
Would you cast me aside?
Like blackened, burnt rice?
Would my color tarnish my sweet smell?
If I were a rose painted black,
Would the richness of my ebony petals,
Make me unworthy
Of being called
A Rose?
If I was a rose painted black
Would my ivory petals be worth more than,
Silver?
Would my sweet smell captivate,
A room welcoming?
If I were just a rose
Sweet- smelling, vibrant
And your mind was blind
Would my color matter?
Sincerly, Anonymous
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