For winter I wear black. not one spark of colour shall break my mourning for this season of death. It speaks of the way I feel inside; the chill stab of sorrow, the darkness of hurt long concealed.
There will be no yellow until daffodils appear; no blue until the bluebells, no pink until the cherry blossoms scatter their petals over the long-thawed land to make way for the coming of the goddess of spring.
Black is the opposite of white, of the flat white snow; black's like a sheltered cave. Let me hibernate in shadow draw the curtains close my eyes. Wake me only when springtime finally arrives.
(About the ongoing condition S.A.D. which gets me every winter)