POEM: Colourblind
But here’s me doing it anyway.
Colourblind (And Proud)
Sometimes, there are paper colours
that the clever ones can’t see.
It’s not that they don’t want to;
(lord knows I’ve tried)
But every time we try
they blow away, hide,
dance in the sky
no more than a metaphor
for all I peer through their rose tinted eyes.
And so I don’t believe.
Those who can –
those lucky few –
speak in rapture of colour and hue
of golden glows and silver touch
But I see no silver, just shades of grey,
and isn’t that beautiful enough?
These colour catchers want to tame the stars, to see in black and white,
I feel no need to. (I’ve seen the light.)
And so I don’t believe.
These children, chasing a rainbow’s end
a mythical pot of gold
say if I don’t believe I’ll go to darkness
and then there’ll be
no colour
at all.
Can’t you see?
Maybe it’s me whose eyes are blind.
Maybe I can’t see.
But show me the colours I see
in my lover
in your god.
and then I WILL BELIEVE.
But not ’til then.
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