Dreary

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Life is a long, dreary existence.

There isn't a point to it.

We build, destroy, and build, destroy

We di more harm than good.

We look for reasons

And only see shallow excuses

Seeing the only black and white

Never the dreary gray

That dulls our lives

The colour, only imaginative

Black, white, gray

Dead, high, depressed

That's what those colour basically stand for.

Black=you're dead

White=you're soaring on a cloud

Gray=you see the way the world is,

Right after you come down from White.

That's how it is right?

White, Gray, Black

In a proper order

Dreary, how the days go by

Same dreary routine

Mostly Gray

With flashes of White

And thoughts of Black

Dreary clothes

Dreary life

Colour only a breaths' away

But still clouded with the

White, Gray, and Black

Wonderful life = White

Dull life = Gray

Without life = Black

How fun would it be

To leave this dreary life of

White, Gray, and Black

To fall asleep 

And not wake up

To permantly join this Parade of Black

That holds more colour

Than the bright Earth

Home of 7 billion dreary

White, Gray people

Millions of others who see the Black 

But we stay in the cumbersome mix

Of White, Gray, and Black

How Dreary.

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