Painting Her Own Rainbow
The world seemed grayscale to her, so she got a chair.
She reached for the sky.
She pretended she had paints.
She imagined a rainbow.
It all came to be.
She was the God of her own world.
We admired her for that.
The rainbow took on a life of its own.
It dazzled all of us with a feeling of joy and hope.
Optimism rained down on the family.
We were amazed.
We were intrigued.
We were in awe.
All because a little child believed.
Copyright © Caren Krutsinger | Year Posted 2022
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