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Yellow Soul


Last night she told me yellow is

The color of her soul

And I think she is right, because

Lighting is art.

That is what she taught me

Along with: ice-cream

Is okay to eat for breakfast,

Taking pictures is

Necessary, and everybody

Deserves a kind word,

Whether they deserve it or not.

And whenever her cheeks tug

On her mouth, I think I’m glad I have

A yellow soul around.

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