
I'm grey when weak.
And weak bleeds grey.
Shuffling green feet meet,
Newly carrying me away
As music births yellow
Within my brain
Spreading bright lemon
Through tired thinned veins
I pale in comparison,
To those still grey and plain
Those pale compared to me?
I reach in and offer blue
To match pools of tears and cold
That exist in all,
both me and you.
When rivers cross,
Fields of green growth
Blossom bright, and bountiful.
Once two grey islands
No plots alike, no two same flowers.
Yet still common ground grows
From grey into life
Pastels and bold pinks and turquoise
Bolded and bonded by the strength of
Those who shared their offerings
My palette chosen by
Things out of my control
The same strengths that color me
Shield me from violet vitriol
I was grey when weak
And weak bleeds grey.
But now, I see examining the
Different ways I grow
Both in and through the light
To know and believe,
I'll never waste a canvas
On weakly bleeding grey.


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