and I see you true colors and that’s why I love you
came on the radio every time I doubted us
was like the recognition after the struggle
broken marriage doesn't really hurt that much
as the unseeing of the person I though is there
the color of strength, subtleness, integrity,
the way you dance and laugh, the way of you
finally the realization - it’s not because of your true colors
I simply love you in your darkness, when you are color-blind
and I’m somewhere there in registry of the rainbow
I love you, golden boy, don't sweat it in you desert house
About the Creator
Kat Janicka
I am an energy healer, yoga and meditation teacher.
I am pursuing a PhD at the California Institute of Integral Studies. I hold an MA in Slavic Studies and an MFA in Creative Writing from Jagiellonian University.
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