Orange

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(a/n: Because I am brain-dead and we're writing poems in school, I will use them instead.)

When the sun wakes up early in the morning

And it tucks itself in for the long, quiet night

When the hue of anger and blood collides

With the optimistic shades of summer

When a blazing fire is fed more fuel

And the sparks dance like tiny fireworks

When the trees grow tired and prepare for sleep

And the season of Halloween brings thrill and fun

When the smell of rubber and the echoing sounds of bouncing increases

Along with the flavors of pumpkin pie

When the smell of citruses permeates the air

And the sky concludes the day

When the fire in our souls burns brightly

And not even the strongest of winds can blow it out

Orange is more than just a color

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