Wedding Colors
In a brand new box of crayons
A love begins to sprout
Black and White would finally meet
When the box was emptied out
Black was used each time he fell
While White was usually ignored
The other colors would go unnoticed
For it was White that Black adored
On a cloudy overcast afternoon
A wedding of sorts takes place
Black met White in clouds of gray
As the two would finally embrace
It was a drawing of utter perfection
On paper of purist white
The roses were made by the color Red
While Yellow would draw the light
Silver and Gold would draw the bells
That rang throughout the land
Silver would be the color of choice
To draw the wedding band
A rainbow of colors would soon appear
The grass and leaves were Green
A colorful wedding would soon take place
To finish this beautiful scene
The box again becomes their home
As they're gathered back inside
This colorful wedding is finally over
With Black beside his bride
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