Paling in comparison
Life: a journey through a kaleidoscope
By Eden MorrisonPublished 5 years ago • 1 min read
Photo by Kym MacKinnon on Unsplash
She has a glow about her
He’s the golden boy
They’ll shake with mirth when I dare ask
What colour, then, am I?
His aura red and bold
passion and grit aglow
Her open heart and mind so crisp
Like violas in the snow
Confined to shades of grey and beige
And never very bright
My colours, looking back, I’ve learned
I’d kept hidden from the light
It wasn’t the hue of others
Which made me feel so contained
But self imposed normality
A loss of ‘I’ kept me constrained
So am I blue, orange, pink?
Can you pick a self defining shade
When both your peers and your family alike
Already have your colour made
Now I realise - I’ve come to see
through open mind and thought alone
My colours are a spectrum vast
I’m iridescent to the bone

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