Different

Walking on the street,
Tripping over my feet.
As every other day,
The normality won't stay away.

I turn and look around me,
Black and white is all I see.
Everyone walking the same way,
Keeping individuals at bay.

Nobody dares to be different,
All people are distant.
No color to be found,
Everything sinking to the ground.

So I turn around,
Leaving the background.
To sit there astounded,
Instantly frozen and grounded.

Not following the crowd,
Colour is now allowed.
Everything turns green,
No black to be seen.

I find out who I am,
And get all the information and cram.
It all into my head,
Forgetting all that was said.

This is who I want to be,
And nobody dare stop me.
From making all things pure,
And of all this I am sure.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2011

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