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The absence of color seems to be my home But inside my heart resides a big rainbow I’ve been to Wonderland I’ve been to Oz and back Still my one true love has a name called black Ultraviolet prisms parade all around us But I’m in a prison, darkness is enough The infrared laser sends chills up my spine But I sleep like a baby in the grey shade of time Yet when I see the sun’s blue corona I’m reminded of the Mona Lisa I’ll never fluoresce like you can- Even insects pick up your frequency But birds fly over the rainbow Picking up the colors frequently
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Jul 19, 2012
Jul 19, 2012 at 11:16 AM UTC
Black Light
The absence of color seems to be my home But inside my heart resides a big rainbow I’ve been to Wonderland I’ve been to Oz and back Still my one true love has a name called black Ultraviolet prisms parade all around us But I’m in a prison, darkness is enough The infrared laser sends chills up my spine But I sleep like a baby in the grey shade of time Yet when I see the sun’s blue corona I’m reminded of the Mona Lisa I’ll never fluoresce like you can- Even insects pick up your frequency But birds fly over the rainbow Picking up the colors frequently
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Jul 19, 2012
Jul 19, 2012 at 11:16 AM UTC
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