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1 poem·Since October 2015
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Hue

October 1, 2015

No hue of color can discredit our Shade

A shade that’s told to seem deep and full of remorse

With high contrast and low saturation

 This negative trait, which is inevitably granted to us at birth

By all means step on my feet and defer my dreams

And with your stepping on my feet, I will know pain

I will inverse the negative trait that our hue portrays

That dark, deep, remorseful hue will become

Our bright, leveled, and gratified dignity

A color that will be impossible to disdain 

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