Rainbows Remember

Imagine every life we touch could leave a trace of light illuminating human souls and shared by both alike pairs of perfect pixels locked in memories to shine gathered for the golden years to reminisce with time Imagine every pixel were a color of its own as if to mark a moment passed now etched its way in stone every shade imagined lights the way for every man rainbow colored ribbons since our spectral lives began Color cores that speak of scores of years and time now past the spirits glow to brightly show the trace that's meant to last and carry on the hope of man as lighted paths to follow for should the light of hope be dimmed the soul finds death will follow Void of reds from rousing passions never chanced upon given or received the passion pixel turned not on darkness hides the fiery reds when confidence is lacking loneliness consumes the soul with every year of passing Orange bleeds the passions red augmenting shades of yellow strengthening endurance as the fire starts to mellow touch him not with orange light that keeps him ever strong his days endure in weakness as his nights grow cold and long With sunshine yellow happiness essential to the core however bright this pixels light there's always room for more without the glow the happy know the sky need not the sun to counts the days and all the ways to end what life's begun Green is where he emanates of harmony and health some may even say it's called the measure of his wealth either way the more he has the more he has to give so every soul that breathes a breath can share the dream to live Never cease to pass the peace of pixel perfect blue the purest and most precious of the spectral crystal hues if never known this light of peace which brings the soul to rest a destiny of darkness will the soul alone possess So draw upon your memories of everyone you've know and watch the rainbow colors fill from all the love that's shown stretched across a canvas sky throughout your arc of time rainbows are the trace of hope each soul is left to find - Jeannie Minor