to merge, equate, blend to send
a misguided equality in which
there is no equity truly, but a
notion that what I see is my truth,
& what you see, well, you imagine it,
to be truly…too
neither black or white deemed colors, (1),
yet we con~flate them to be so, naming
them all colors, or the color of light,
which changes unceasingly, ergo, again,
all colors
upon a moments thought, conflating is:
***no matter what you perceive, always believe
it is all colors***
of conflated equanimity
<>
off to bed
until the nighttime sheds mev its whispered words and cries
soto voce, write it wright it right it!
11:10pm Tues Aug 5
Aug 5, 2025
Aug 5, 2025 at 11:12 PM UTC
to merge, equate, blend to send
a misguided equality in which
there is no equity truly, but a
notion that what I see is my truth,
& what you see, well, you imagine it,
to be truly…too
neither black or white deemed colors, (1),
yet we con~flate them to be so, naming
them all colors, or the color of light,
which changes unceasingly, ergo, again,
all colors
upon a moments thought, conflating is:
***no matter what you perceive, always believe
it is all colors***
of conflated equanimity
<>
off to bed
until the nighttime sheds mev its whispered words and cries
soto voce, write it wright it right it!
11:10pm Tues Aug 5
(1)
In the realm of physics, black and white are not typically considered colors. White is the presence of all colors of light, while black is the absence of light. However, in art and design, they are often treated as colors, particularly when discussing pigments or shades.
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