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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Your yellow appears during the darkest days as you feel the black set in. Being aware of your instincts causes a chain reaction that bleeds into nothingness, blended below your tortured remorse. You're scared, I know. The trepidation crowds your self-worth. You're sad, I know. The truth of the matter is that your foreboding crisis creeps outside the color of your true essence. Your essence is yellow. Always has been, but you could never feel your sunshine. The daily struggle of haunting ghosts, makes you relive the childhood demons over and over again. When you were born, you held a golden locket in your heart. When you were born, you held a medallion inside your soul. These shades made you...you. And you...basked into the smiles your mother gave you when in her arms. Depression sets in during trials of lost souls. The lost souls crowd around and eat at your flakes of sanity. Chemical reactions ignite, and somewhere in between your despondency and agony, the fire breaks through and you crave the rain. Your rain is full of satisfied contentment. Your rain comes to an end, and there it is. Your sweet shades of insightful yellow. I only have one wish. That you could've seen your yellow, before it was too late. Good bye, my sweet, may you rest in peace... Written By: Laura Loo Date Written: March 21, 2016
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