WhiteA Story by Brooklyn Mcphersonits a journal writeing might sound funnieJournal #4 white In select areas, white exists heavy on the marching band
practice field. In almost completely straight lines, it stripes the field
and provides a ridged guide. The stripes aren’t the only powerful reminders, There are bright
white disks that dot the field in between ever bold line. These strict, bold benchmarks are possibly the only ones who
hold any power on the green. The lowly white close pin is only second best, to the vivid
red pin. It barley grabs the trodden grass as the master leave it to
return to the red, There it waits as the master will follow the white dots and
white lines to its location. But on the way to the little white pin stands a common,
white, clover flower. Its brethren, family and forefathers trampled my many
generations of marchers. It stands, kicked and bruised it waits for the bees to chase
the marchers off. The only white that remains on the fields after 4 months is
the badly faded lines that once stood bright. And as they fade, the year’s memories reset. They grow, move
on. The marchers leave and new take there place. Lines will be redefined, dots put back. The sturdy white
flower will bloom again. New pins will be painted. And another season will
begin…. For there will always be white. © 2013 Brooklyn Mcpherson |
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