Black (Chapter 1)

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Black is a deafening silence
as the hearse is laid to rest
yet black does not entice violence
a sobbing prayer describes it best

Black has many regrets
she feels overwhelmingly anxious
over and over she frets
realizing sorrow has no sanctions

Black is a beautiful sight
for nothing is bright without the dark
so black defines the light
like a depressing remark

Black is the smell of a lonely rose
at a saddening, mournful event
a strong nightly gust blows
spreading the sorrowful scent

Sugary licorice, quite a sweet treat
and of course, blackberries in a pie
like a picnic black is bittersweet
but surely it is never dry

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