Colors

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When you look at the sky on a blue skied day

With the yellow sun and the green trees

With little flying birds and buzzing bees

Do you smile laugh or sigh?

What would you do if

After a rainstorm the sky is still gray

The grass is the same color every day

If the trees weren't green and the sun wasn't yellow

Wouldn't you be unhappy fellow

If your little blue train lined with red

Had been the same gray of your bed

We take advantage of this sight

Perhaps we will never see the light

But remember the colors that you see

Remember you much luckier than me

I live a life that is sad and gray

Never to see the color of day.

This is a poem based on the book The Giver by Louis Lowry. It was an assignment but I am really proud of it sooooooo yeah.

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