“The truest hues imbued in you; the bluest moods had turned chartreuse: so yellow they had flown the coop - no chicken -
Scratch the pad like Dickens: quickened;
Listen! Synesthetic senses - I hear vibrant tones in turtle green; earthen scenes idyllic - never burthens: I find it’s worth it to unearth what’s wormed in redwood soils even if it takes travail and toil;
Set sails on seas ultramarine; I’ll prevail because my cause is unassailable;
Available: The opportunity to detail my tale in technicolor; I am unlike any other: I won’t glorify a falsified pride; rather, I’ll confide my confidence has aurified;
I’m soaring - fly: bright white clouds I’m passing by;
My back is aligned; my stance and my posture are proper
- Now here is a proverb: Advancing and taking a chance on your plans, it takes honor;
I have begun to incentivize my need to colorize - exercise every emotion so I could have joy in life: Are feelings good? Are they bad? Or are they around to provide a whole spectrum of light?”
- Old Dying Joe
About the Creator
Joseph Severo
I’m Old Dying Joe.
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