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Came in Roaring

Jala Tankxley (J Marie_voe)

By Jala TankxleyPublished 5 years ago 1 min read

Swift and sharp like the game of archery

Striking targets revealing what’s hidden in the heart

Typical colors can rhyme without issues

The one I am requires you to really use your mental

Cannot collide me with just anything

Carefully choosing what creates the perfect unity

Blended with attitude that pushes any ego to the floor

But also displays a love that accepts what others say leave at the door

Bright yellow lifting spirits

Sprinkles of laughter to hit souls differently

Stallion strong, be careful when you’re standing at the crossroads

Using me to many times could lead you down a slippery slope

Covered in red courage and passion

Creates an imperfect harmony from the collision

Your happiness is my yellow happiness

Being the biggest cheerleader coming with a whole dance routine

I’m uplifting

Uploading things to make you smile

Feeling warm inside

Your pain is my pain

Loyalty is deep within my roots

I can’t swim

But I’ll choose to drown before I let anything bad happen to you

Like red salsa Im a little spicy

Little chihuahua don’t test me, known to get feisty

Exposing myself so a person can relate

Shedding habits that broke me

Replaced them with yellow moments that have been sunshiny

Friendly red fire pushing you to your greatest potential

Especially when it felt like it was

Unreasonable

Unreachable

I’ll let you know anything is achievable

Understand I’m here

I’ve been labeled

It’s my duty to turn the messed up tables

Into a dining area where I take my seat

Eating the meals prepared for me it’s so fulfilling

Hitting untouched angles differently

Falling out of order unapologetically

Bold and Outstanding I’m a vibe over everything

Thrill from a rollercoaster my uniqueness created something foreign

What else could you expect and accept from the color orange??

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    Written by Jala Tankxley