Short Colorblind Poems
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What shade of love is so divine
Pure love my dear is colorblind
We capture love in this hourglass
Each grain of love, reclaim your past
I knew a fellow Locked in his own mind
Everything around him was colorblind
The right places
The right faces.
Were the only correct things he could find?
If my melancholy can polish bliss
Sifting dust of distress for pebbles' shine
Crack a rocky lair to a gemstone mine
What colors do my tunnel vision miss?
1/18/20
We must be colorblind,
Those who know say,
We must be race blind,
Those who know say,
No color to see,
No race to blame,
No mayhem,
No pain,
Insanity
A colorblind artist?
Yes
One of the best I have ever seen
He has no problem seeing red as green and green as red
Choosing pencil and charcoal
His magnificent drawings grayscale
White pages stare
at the blood stains of the past
White virgin cries then dies
red wine to the victor
Roses so blue
tell tales in the wind
Judges three, older than all of thee
all of them colorblind
Form:
I care not
For the color of one's skin.
I care only
For what beauty is within.
I care for
The heart that makes the man.
I care for the person
Who does all he can.
I care for
The soul.
I care for the person
As a whole.
Form:
It is white and gray
Snow covered ground all around
Gray skies hang above
A colorblind view to see
Inside, I am still happy
Heidi Sands
1/16/19
Found out I was colorblind, it came right out of the purple
Maybe a bit off color, that's a color of a different turtle
How weird is this cat
Something's got detached
In the dictionary the definition of me says fertile!
We have only our perceptions,
but how honest can they be
Where one man sees the color red,
the colorblind can’t see
When trapped in three dimensions,
we must push against the walls
Until we’re free of all constraints
—and clarity befalls
(Wayne Pennsylvania: December, 2020)
life painted in gray
dull and plain
like the cloudy sky
that's about to rain
'til I met you, painted it blue
together in happiness and in rue
shared soul in pain
and dance in the rain
but, everything at its peak
is bound to break
so, there you are again
leaving me in pain and gray
Today I woke up colorblind
My wake up call was gray
I shuddered at my purgatory
It shuddered the same way
I got up, found my state of ruin
We chatted over tea
It dug into my heavy heart,
My soul it seeked to glean
A shame I woke up colorblind
And tomorrow I will too
For I miss the loving shades of green
Of yellow and of blue
Justice
Justice
Colorblind love
Equality for all
Embrace mankind by character.
Treat others as you want to be treated.
Stand up for the rights of all men.
Speak up against bias.
Rise together!
Justice
Submitting into Give me a Rictameter! Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: M. L. Kiser
Date: 02/14/2022
Red, orange, blue, yellow,
green, violet, and indigo.
These are nature’s colors on display.
Most people can see them any day.
However, some people are not right.
They live in a world of black and white.
What can they do when flowers look like a cloud?
Their privilege to see colors is not allowed.
Everything sighted is in shades of gray.
Those who are colorblind are living this way.
Through the white's of your eye
you only see white....
through the white's of my eye
i see the color of rainbow's
through the white's of your eye
you see those to control
through the white's of my eye
"eye"see color's to hold
Colorblind....a human crime
Beauty in eye of beholder
strength given to those who can shoulder
......imperfection's.......
in a less than perfect world......
My rainy muse
clouds my mind's vision.
Colorblind to this deep blue
sea of tear-filled ambiguity.
These dim thoughts of mine want to drown me in it.
Though, I can't even swim in here.
Weights keep me down to the bottom.
Please...I cannot...
...breathe now...
Written On: July 2nd, 2017
Form Chosen: Rictameter
Word Chosen: "Rainy"
Contest: Form R
Sponsor: Broken Wings
One’s color is
not Black
not Brown
not Red
not White
not Yellow
but Human
People tend to be intellectually colorblind
Trained not to see what is
the one color
that contains in it
all the colors of race
We need to establish
a new intellectual color wheel
ONE with Human at the center
in order to have universal peace
It feels like defeat
Built up, to let down
A dream is complete
But, joy wasn’t found
My senses disperse
I become colorblind
Not what I rehearsed
Before, in my mind
I pray and conspire
I cling to the hope
I tend to the fire
But only get smoke
The waves are on mute
The salt fails to burn
Disappointment, acute
It pains to discern
It’s tragic, to see
Expectations peak
Sprawled before me
But senses are weak
Sometimes I wish I could
Be like you
To see the world in a rainbow of color
And witness every hue
But through my eyes
The world is silent, black, and gray
Like an old movie
Even in this day and age
I wish I could go back and see color
Instead of black and white
But it's hard to witness color
When everything is either wrong or right
I grow tired and weary
But I won't tell
Because it doesn't matter
That I'm colorblind now as well