Rainbow in the cloud
How I try to brighten the world one day at a time.
Rainbow in the cloud
Red is for the passion my soul ignites deep in my heart. You need to know how much I love before we even start.
Yellow's for the sunshine with which I welcome every day . I bring only positivity despite my skies being grey.
Pink is empathy and compassion for every being I meet. I wish to show them kindness before I must retreat.
Green's my respect for nature, plants and creatures that surround us all! I love all mother nature's children no matter how big or small!
Purple is for the dignity I show all living things. We all deserve love and respect although we weren't born as kings.
Orange is for my playful side I wear proudly like elegant wings. I dance and sing like a fearless child despite the more serious things!
Finally blue is for the moon that recharges me every night. The grounding force that keeps me humble so I can spread my light!
Jessica Humphries
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