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Poetry: Color

• 1 of 26

  by Marlene Bricker

  SO MANY COLORS
  So many colors. So different to view
  And yet if blended they are like me and you.
  These colors. Attached to a

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• 2 of 26

  by Trisha Navarro

  Is color really the matter

  Does love have any type of color

  How can you just look at our color

  And decide that we do not deserve

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• 3 of 26

  by Terra L. Fletcher

  "Black"

  Black is secret hidden things
  That disappear at night.

  "Black, that's a good color," he said,
  Standing in my shadow.
  "It's

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• 4 of 26

  by Patrick Weir

  I am gray.
  For I am not innocent enough to be white
  Nor am I angry enough for the color red.
  I'm not so bad to be the color

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• 5 of 26

  by Mikella Etchegoyen

  Red.
  Angry, passionate, sexy.
  The feel of satin against skin.

  Pink.
  Sweet, delicate, young.
  The smell of newly washed sheets.

  Yellow.
  Brill iant,

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Poetry: Color