Poetry: Colors

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by Paul Rance

Created on: May 30, 2010

Imagine a world with all color gone,
No red rose or even clear blue sky;
Rolling green hills, and a pristine white swan -
A rainbow's magic would pass us by.

Then try and see things in a new way,
And give cheer to even a gray day!

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