My colour is not unique
The diversity of the colours that are combined in my roots, that is a unique combination.
My Colour is not Unique.
The diversity of the colours that are combined in my roots, that is a unique combination. For it's the only combination that makes me.
Red, yellow, peach, brown, black.
They’re in us all if we look far enough back.
Shades may differ, opinions too
Focusing on colour, such a silly thing that we do.
From wars we get nations
From nations we get pride
Imaginary lines called borders divide.
Love with out vision, see from the heart
That’s a colourless place for us all to start.
If we then continue without taking a peek
We can love one another and without colour, still be unique.
About the Creator
Joshua Tynes
35 Year old father, farmer, friend, son, student, and salesman.
I've experienced lots in the short amount of time I've been here, write as a pass time, but rarely publish my writing, so I figure why not see if anyone reads it and can relate.
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