
Am I black or white
If eyes that see no colour
Seek to define me?
There are rainbows in my soul
And my shadows hold the stars


Am I black or white
If eyes that see no colour
Seek to define me?
There are rainbows in my soul
And my shadows hold the stars

For Colleen’s Poetry Challenge
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Aww, so sweet!!!! 😍
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Yes, a pretty cat.
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Love it!
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A fascinating poem for an unusual blend of stripes. One could suggest this is an ode to Brexit maybe??
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What a fabulous question, Sue. I love the idea of perception and how we are influenced by what our perceptions. This is brilliant! ❤
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Thanks, Colleen. We judge too much by what the surfaces seem to show. ..and don’t always bother to look deeper
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Isn’t that the truth? Looks are deceiving… I prefer to get to know the person inside. We reveal so much through our writing. Sometimes I feel like I bare my soul to the world. I feel like I know you – the real inside you, from your writing. ❤
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I don’t try to hide…although, human nature being what it is, I probably still do.
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Of course, we all do to some extent. ❤️
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Time does not always allow such depth of vision, something we battle every day. Usually at the cost of progress!
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What an amazing coat that cat has.
All of our boxes fail to contain the essence of anything. (K)
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I have never seen another like it…
No, we have a liking for neat little boxes and, in the end, they only thing they contain is us.
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That fine poem can be read at many levels. Very cool.
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Thank you. That was the intention…
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A Shapeshifter! 🙂
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She looks it too…such knowing eyes she had….
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Love the rainbow in the soul, and the image of the little tiger is amazing too. 😉 Michael
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Hee is rather splendid 🙂
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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Thanks, Chuck.
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