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#colourblind
I am yellow, I am brown, I am white, I am black Underneath it all, I am just a  beating heart! I wonder what you see when you look at me, Oh just tell me, you are colour blind!
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Mar 16, 2021
Mar 16, 2021 at 6:08 AM UTC
Colour blind
"The world is colourful" But, sweetheart I am colourblind. Rainbows might fascinate you But Black is the only colour I like.
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Jul 19, 2020
Jul 19, 2020 at 2:39 AM UTC
Colours
the look on your face the dress that i wore the colour i wished the flowers were and not your heart the ocean, the skies the turquoise and mellow scent of your perfume that moment we had my colour blindness only deceived me into thinking that it was okay when you were sad because you only "seemed" sad and i might have been happy and all i cud see anyway was blue
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Nov 28, 2018
Nov 28, 2018 at 8:58 PM UTC
blue
Tell me I’m not stupid for allowing myself to feel, searching out for the next wound before letting the former heal, I’ve been convincing myself that the invisible path is real, but it’s not wide enough for two; one can stand and one can kneel. If there’s anything in this world that tightens my chest, it’s the moment I am strangled by vulnerability. I keep it chained away to the very best, to the very best of all my abilities. Take all those thrown away phrases and piece them back together to hit my ears it’s funny how the long silence still amazes, amazes me after all these quiet years. Are you Sonic the hedgehog, ‘cause this is a chaos emerald. Wipe away the tears to see the fog, my world shakes when once it trembled. I’ve got an easy road ahead of me where the path could be so easy, but I’m drawn to walk into the sea, I wish that instinctive pull would leave me. We humans are such destructive creatures we turn soil to scorched earth with just one touch. It’s the curse of emotions and all it features, makes us decline a cast and accept a crutch. We fall prey to our monsters like a disease, do I pick life support or a clean cut cure? A solid steel spine or weak and shaking knees? Toxic lungs or a gasp of air too pure? Should I swallow this gulp of mundane routine conform and erase all individuality? The white picket fence in photographs is so pristine but it’s covered in dust and mold the naked eye can’t see. My storybook ending is incomplete as I didn’t much care for the ending. I traded in tragedy instead of something sweet, ‘cause I’ve never been so good at pretending. All along there are holes both in the souls and plot, and I wish to roll but can’t afford the toll as empty hands are all I got
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Nov 17, 2018
Nov 17, 2018 at 1:20 PM UTC
Colourblind to a Rainbow
Tell me I’m not stupid for allowing myself to feel, searching out for the next wound before letting the former heal, I’ve been convincing myself that the invisible path is real, but it’s not wide enough for two; one can stand and one can kneel. If there’s anything in this world that tightens my chest, it’s the moment I am strangled by vulnerability. I keep it chained away to the very best, to the very best of all my abilities. Take all those thrown away phrases and piece them back together to hit my ears it’s funny how the long silence still amazes, amazes me after all these quiet years. Are you Sonic the hedgehog, ‘cause this is a chaos emerald. Wipe away the tears to see the fog, my world shakes when once it trembled. I’ve got an easy road ahead of me where the path could be so easy, but I’m drawn to walk into the sea, I wish that instinctive pull would leave me. We humans are such destructive creatures we turn soil to scorched earth with just one touch. It’s the curse of emotions and all it features, makes us decline a cast and accept a crutch. We fall prey to our monsters like a disease, do I pick life support or a clean cut cure? A solid steel spine or weak and shaking knees? Toxic lungs or a gasp of air too pure? Should I swallow this gulp of mundane routine conform and erase all individuality? The white picket fence in photographs is so pristine but it’s covered in dust and mold the naked eye can’t see. My storybook ending is incomplete as I didn’t much care for the ending. I traded in tragedy instead of something sweet, ‘cause I’ve never been so good at pretending. All along there are holes both in the souls and plot, and I wish to roll but can’t afford the toll as empty hands are all I got
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I used to be able to tell you everything I used to be able to be myself Now I am struggling to let you in Now I feel like we´re both someone else This year has been like a rollercoaster ride So many lows, so many highs I've tried to put our differences aside Just so I wouldn't have to say goodbye You used to laugh at my jokes You used to come when I needed you the most I didn't see the fire through the smoke You didn't notice I was just a ghost This time I can´t read your mind It's been ten seconds, but it seems like an age It's like painting the rainbow colourblind How did you end up on a different page? I used to be able to tell you everything I used to know you loved me more than words Now I'm struggling to feel a thing Still missing us really hurts 26. Februar 2018
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Feb 26, 2018
Feb 26, 2018 at 5:53 PM UTC
Different page
Life is black and white With a bit of grey. This world which I see is very dull. I try to see The in-between But I can't Seem to free Myself from the Black, white and grey That I see
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Sep 12, 2017
Sep 12, 2017 at 12:55 PM UTC
Colourblind
She began to paint one night, Never having taken a lesson in her life. She didn't know what she was painting, She didn't really know how to either. But she picked up a brush, And began to speak. Her bristles spelt out words, Her colours make the canvas scream. The works she had done before spoke the stories of her heart, The tales of her memories. Anyone who had seen her canvases saw genius, Saw light. But when she looked at them, She saw nothing. She knew what they meant, Each story embedded in her brain. Her pain, and her hurt, There for people to critique. And the paint she used, Seemed so bare and bleak. She had been so desperate for colour, She had tried to draw it from her skin several times. But no one knew, And no one ever would know. Because in the end, the only colour she really wanted to see was black. Because these greys she saw as she stared at her work, Told her she would never be able to understand how beautiful her words were.
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Jul 24, 2017
Jul 24, 2017 at 5:21 PM UTC
b l a c k , w h i t e & g r e y
If I was colour blind, I'd probably see red as blue. Just like how I believed your lie, And accepted it as the truth
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Dec 14, 2016
Dec 14, 2016 at 6:23 AM UTC
Colour Blind
what if we were colour blind? and colour wouldn't exist in our eyes everything would be grey like the skies on today. what if we were colour blind? and art wouldn't dance around in our minds, would our hearts die? would our souls cry? what if we were color blind? would our skin colour be a problem, would we still see racism in a random news column? what if we were colour blind? and we would no longer be able to see the fantasy of things, and we'll forever be stuck in reality or something. what would you do if we were all colour blind?
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Jan 19, 2016
Jan 19, 2016 at 7:19 PM UTC
'coulour¤blind'
I went to my eye doctor And told him I was unstable. He gawked at me from across the table Thankfully he tested me For otherwise I couldn't see The light in life Or colours of the trees. You see, my broken heart was very unkind Causing me to go colourblind
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Jan 3, 2015
Jan 3, 2015 at 2:20 AM UTC
Colourblind