BlackA Chapter by Garrett LeathermanBlack is attacked by the flame of every color. It’s charred, it’s scarred, yet not made any duller, Even though it’s not a color--it’s a tone!
Black is a tone because it sings, Rather it violently moans from the stings Of every color that reach all the way to its bones.
So, black is burdened by the weight of every shade. On its back it bears every color and, thus weighed, It painfully groans.
But black does not react with bitterness or a scowl, Rather it plays with its anguished howls Till it finds a melodic tone.
There you go!--Now you know why black is a tone. Now you know why black has never ever shone. Now can you hear its droning tone that it sings alone? © 2021 Garrett LeathermanAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on January 2, 2021 Last Updated on January 2, 2021 AuthorGarrett LeathermanBaltimore, MDAboutYoung and aspiring writer, mainly in poetry. I have joined this site to receive honest feedback on my writing, so please please do not be shy in doing so. I would greatly appreciate it! more..Writing
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