Love is our Color
Finding our Unique Color
The search is never ending,
Light shines from the syngamy,
The forces are always binding,
The colors are always within me.
Our oneness is revealed by a prism.
A color will never be the same.
To end the suffering of our prison,
Come together in the spirit of our flame.
We burn bright together,
In the ashes we remain,
Born anew like the feather,
Our completeness is never in vein.
Never give it up for a dollar.
Love is, our color,
by: David Longpre
About the Creator
David Longpre
I am a thinker, explorer and creator. Through my life journey I hope to help as many people as possible through my creations and know that it comes from a place of light and love.
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