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Who Knew White Looked So Good?


Suns and Moons resembling life's complexities Heat and Temptation only leaving you with new complexities in life Cold and Rejection only leaving you with depression building Blocking the extraordinary from lighting the good Pages with constant red passages guiding you through the toxic wastes Nothing but bright & gray outcomes Able to see stars & shooting genies Wishing every chance you get to stay where you are In the comfort of the warm & welcoming Flapping through the breeze Brushing against greatness And rubbing off on you & me As one, the world will disperse from the evils of defeat Who knew white looked so good?
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