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True Colors

A pride month poem

By WriterKatPublished 5 years ago 1 min read
True Colors
Photo by Jared Erondu on Unsplash

I am alabaster Navajo. I am an old indigo soul. I am a walking rainbow.

I am emerald sea mist. I am a grain of sand, sun-kissed. I am an amber ray of light, heaven-sent.

I am the silver-lining of night. I am crystal-studded starlight. I am the amethyst tick of time.

I am the apple-red of a lion’s pride. I am the golden lamb of love divine. I am the baby-blue of my daddy’s eye.

I am a chromatic hue of you. You are a royal reflection of me. Together, we are awakening the world to the true colors that are meant to be.

inspirational

About the Creator

WriterKat

Indie author, poet, creative, spiritual being who loves art, faith, and life in all its various forms. Founder of Indie Authors Association. For more info, visit writerkat.com.

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