Color
Colors by Jack A.S. Dunce The moment you came into this world the old became new for fresh eyes like yours A new act to a classic tale unfurled, played with a new take on tired timeworn scores. You sketch a smile sublime as Mona Lisa's; turn the dark into a one starry night; give the subtle lean to the tower of Pisa; instill the girl's pearl earrings with delight. Yet this cold millstone called life can crush dreams until what's left is gray uniformity, where all the rainbows fall out the seams and butterflies lose their own identity. Continue to paint with your brand of colors, bright as the sun's name, nuanced as the moon's lore ©️pgmr 10/02/2024 *dedicated to my dear bea
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