The Color Yellow


Oh Yellow.
I was both arrested and captured by you.
My eyes locked on a most gorgious view.

Oh Yellow.
Were you a car, I'd pay you no mind.
 But you are you; So, I make you mine.

Oh Yellow.
Were you a house, in you I would not recline;
And at your table, I would not dine.
But you are you; So, I make you mine.

Oh Yellow.
You look so stunning all the time.
Oh my sweet Yellow, I'll always be 
Your best fellow.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2026

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