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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required In a world where the color black is often misunderstood, Let's shed some light on what's truly good. Black Friday sales, a shopper's delight, Financial success on the bottom line, shines bright. Luxury cars and sleek limousines, easily attract, But film and stage crews wearing all black don’t distract. Power, elegance, sophistication in black attire, Black exudes status, confidence and formality that never tire. Credit lines and exclusive cards are black, A little black book, aww… a secret stack. Black tie dinners, events so grand, Orange is the New Black, a popular stand. Karate black belts, symbolize skills honed with might, Black sand beaches like Santorini’s, a stunning sight. The Black Panther Party, fighting for human dignity Black is the color for mystery, unity and solidarity. Black wedding dresses preceded the white Victorian tradition, All black cars from Henry Ford's assembly line, a historical rendition. But amidst the beauty of black, there's also pain, Darkness, death, grief, evil, and fear that remain. Understand that black is not wack, it's a color of depth, To embrace the good, and ignore the rest is inept. Black pops amid all other hues in a world so vast, Let's appreciate God’s divine design, and reject misconceptions of the past.
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