Written by She’a S. Cobb
It’s a messy business
being gifted color,
But a little bit goes a long way.
Rocking cut up attire
with a flare of desire,
Walking bare foot
Yea it’s been a long day.
for the mercy that doesn’t hurt me
You all in my way.
I’ve got some things
I think I need to create.
Let me fill in the space!
Red blacks and browns
you must be blind or can’t see.
We rock way more color than that,
and you hear it every time we sing.
You seen the tv lately?
Still waving the confederate flag,
America at its worse.
They still fighting over who got next?!
Covid hit, and now we mourning the morning,
we can paint better than this.
Color over my whole soul,
orange to help me breath;
the shade of healing.
if I splash the sky wit it,
brush it regal purple;
the hue of what we truly are.
Not here to make it make sense,
put a pencil to the pad,
and bleed out a rhyme.
Color make it make sense,
so go ahead, and dim the light a bit,
I guess were far too bright!
Been moving in color,
since my younger days,
and I won’t be afraid,
to make a (lido) funky mistake
So, forgive me,
for being in bloom.
What’s a border line
to a Gemini
Another lie or honest truth?
I’m a color you
Cupids love as endless
and catch the holy ghost.
Color you, cuz we won’t survive like this!
The Color of my people
Divinity aint equal.
Its lethal, whew its lethal
Walking like Egyptian sands,
In sediments, I hold on to my igneous
Who am I, to limit me?
Color me, color me,
color me free.
About the Creator
Shea Cobb
Born of Flint, MI, a Michigan Wolverine embraced a Communications major. Author of Travels in my Car and Honey tea and Hibiscus. Working from home as a massage therapist and part time hours in the Hurley.



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